When I was working at the hospital yesterday having many problems with the Epic computer system, I saw this sign:
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What’s the problem? The problem is that problems with Epic are getting in the way of my getting my work done and that is a trigger for me.
What’s the problem with using music to explain psychological problems?
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In my Coping and Healing group yesterday, one of the members said they found my Triggers song very helpful, so I had no problem singing it to the group.
If you have a problem understanding the lyrics “certain movements of eyes” in that song, it refers to EMDR therapy. Because I’ve been having so many problems with technology and I want no problems with my appearance on the Therapist Uncensored podcast this Friday, I have scheduled some EMDR sessions with my therapist.
In my work, I don’t like focusing on problems; I focus on solutions. Therefore, “What’s the problem?” is a question I rarely ask. Nevertheless, what’s the problem with my images for today?
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What’s the problem with you leaving a comment, below?
Thanks to all who are here for this what’s-the-problem post, including YOU!
You are very good with solutions, Ann.
I woke up this morning wondering what would be the best thing for a 2028 Democratic presidential candidate to promise h/she would do on Day One. They’re gotta have one, right? But which one? It’s a problem.
It’s very fitting you were most closely matched with Star Trek’s Guinan. She described her people as “a race of listeners”. I think the key to solving problems starts with listening.
Your triggers song is relatable Anne! Very relatable!
Thank you, Carol Anne!!