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Among the many supportive programs offered to employees during the pandemic, a few at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles the organization’s creativity. A spiritual care cart with tea, note cards, a lollipop topiary and flickering tea lights is connecting front-line staff with a hospital chaplain. Chaplains also hold “letting go” ceremonies to help nurses cope with daily challenges. “Some had never told a co-worker that they'd lost a family member because they didn't want to burden them with their personal problems," according to Chief Nursing Office Anita Girard, DNP, RN, an ��������member. "These ceremonies helped people unburden themselves." Newswise , 3/14/22)