COUNSELOR:Does the medication make you feel bad?
YVONNE:No, not really.
COUNSELOR:Is it hard to remember to take it?
YVONNE:Yeah. I have a lot of stuff to do, ya know.
COUNSELOR:Yeah, I know what you mean. Ya know, I take a vitamin each day with my lunch. That way, whenever I eat lunch, I know to take the vitamin. They go together. Since I go home for lunch, I keep my vitamins at home on the counter, next to the ‘frig. I also put a reminder in my phone so that at noon, my phone says “Take vitamin.” I think we could work out a system like that for you, something easy that reminds you to take your medication that won't be annoying.
YVONNE:Okay.
COUNSELOR:Let's start by writing this down.

From: Chapter 3, Clinical Vignettes

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