The Longmont Grief Collective

Longmont Community Care Businesses, Where Grief Meets Community and Care

Established 2025

Founded by Roots and Wings Grief and Loss Coaching and MorganizeIt

We are a collective of grief-informed professionals offering compassionate, personalized resources and support for individuals and families navigating loss, including death and non-death losses, such as life transitions, job loss, home loss, etc. Each member brings a unique approach, united by a shared commitment to honoring grief with care, presence, and respect. Our members are independent practitioners. Explore their information below.

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Eryn Elder, MA, Grief Support Specialist

Leads the Longmont Grief Collective. Through her well-defined coaching approch, Eryn provides compassionate grief support to adults grieving any loss and also offers groups, workshops, and trainings. Eryn is the author of Blooming Through Loss: Tending to Grief with the BloomPath.

(720) 745-0976

eryn@rootsandwingsgriefcoaching.com

https://www.rootsandwingsgriefcoaching.com

Morgan Holliday is a professional organizer who gently guides individuals and families through decluttering during times of grief and transition, creating calm, functional spaces that support healing and a fresh start.

Let me Morganize It for you!

Website

423-650-3580

Susan M. S. Lindgren (she/her) is a Certified NeurOptimal® Neurofeedback Trainer. She experienced a complete "nervous breakdown" while grieving her mother's declining health and shouldering modern-day parenting stress.

Nine years later, NeurOptimal® brain training dramatically changed her life so she opened BTL in 2019 to offer this innovative wellness tool to others who aren't feeling or functioning at their best despite trying multiple conventional modalities.

Your Brain's Fitness & Flexibility Matter

303-775-2074

BrainTrainingLounge.com

Sheila Clemenson, GCDF, PHR

Certified Career Coach & HR Consultant

Transitions Coaching Services, LLC

www.TransitionsCoachingServices.com

720-220-7574

Mary Ellen Carlson specializes in trauma recovery work for children and adults as well as helping “over-achievers” of all ages recover from perfectionism and avoid burnout. My work emphasizes rebuilding attachment, strengthening life skills, and fostering resilience so clients can move toward greater emotional safety and stability.

(970) 541-1522

maryellen@longmontcounselingcenter.com

We are a nonprofit spiritual care organization offering compassionate support at life's most profound moments - including end-of-life guidance, companionship, interfaith chaplaincy, and grief support. Our work is rooted in one simple belief: No one should die or grieve alone.

Phone: 720-940-8724

Email: dan@nagasena.org

Wylde and Free Legacy Portraiture

Amber Wylde

Wylde and Free’s Legacy Portrait Commission is a deeply intentional portrait experience for those navigating grief, life transitions, or the desire to reclaim themselves after loss. From intergenerational portraits that preserve legacy, to empowerment sessions that encourage you to step more fully into who you are, each experience creates stunning artwork that honors your love, your story, and the power of being truly seen.

(719) 271-9937

amber@wyldeandfreephotography.com

https://www.wyldeandfreephotography.com/portraits

Art of Healing Workshops

Amber Cantorna-Wylde

Amber Cantorna-Wylde (she/her) is a national speaker, author, consultant, and community healer dedicated to fostering a world of acceptance and belonging. Through her trauma-informed workshops and nationwide speaking, she helps individuals and organizations create spaces for healing, authenticity, and acceptance.

(719) 271-9937

amber@ambercantornawylde.com

https://www.ambercantornawylde.com/artofhealingworkshops

Who We Are

We are a collective of local, community-based businesses offering care and support around grief and loss. Together, we serve as a trusted resource for referrals, events, and guidance before and after end-of-life and non-death losses. Our work is rooted in expanding grief literacy and loss education, while honoring loss in all its forms—including death, life transitions, and non-death experiences.