An example of a difficult project that I've had to manage, or not so much difficult but complex, was my final project at my internship at Bethany Village. I had to make kind of a capstone project regarding my entire internship experience. And to keep it in the theme of music therapy, I decided to create a project that would help address burnout within staff and faculty that worked at Bethany Village, the nursing home, that would allow them to express some of that burnout and release some of the stress in a couple different ways, kind of parallel to what we did in our music therapy sessions, such as art through music, expressive music playing, lyric interpretation. There was a couple different stations that I had to manage over the course of a couple of hours. So I had to keep very detailed logs of everything that I did, detailed logs of how I planned things out, how I envisioned them before the project and after the project, how they actually ended up being executed, and even during the project, just making tweaks along the way. If there was an employee that was having some difficulties or wasn't able to fully express themselves with the methods that I had created, I went back and forth with the employee as well as my supervisor to make sure that we were catering the best experience for them. And we made sure that everything was pretty much taken care of along the way, just by keeping very meticulous records of the pre, during, and post session.