a. I commit to making those we serve feel seen, heard, and loved.

b. I build rapport and create a safe place for people to come out of hiding an express themselves through the arts.

a. I practice mindfulness and hold space for the suffering and joy of others and myself.

b. I get curious instead of judgmental when people think differently than I do.

c. I meet people where they are and invite them to be their full, authentic selves.

d. I practice regular self-care because I can’t pour from an empty cup.

e. I’m aware of my emotions, how they affect me and others. I reach out for help when I need it.

f. I build my self-worth on the unconditional love of my creator and not on my performance.

a. I practice an attitude of gratitude with my colleagues, patients, and supporters.

b. I am grateful for the opportunity to do this work and express my gratitude through advocacy for Hearts Need Art.

a. I choose courage over comfort by leaning into difficult tasks.

b. I work and plan as if everything depends on my diligence and yet release control of the outcome.

c. I communicate boundaries and expectations clearly.

d. I have direct, honest conversations with people rather than talking about them to others.

e. I practice confidentiality and only share information that is mine to share.

f. I understand and execute all of my job responsibilities. If I don’t understand how to do something, I ask.

g. I respect other’s time by showing up on time and quickly responding to communications.

a. I empower people to create and transcend their circumstances.

b. I commit to grow in my art form and other skills to better serve my patients and HNA.

c. I value play and make time to enjoy life.

d. I innovate to solve problems, improve systems, and reach people who may not be reached otherwise. I share my ideas with the HNA team so that everyone can benefit.