The ebook says, “Many people are reluctant to take medication to begin with, and this reluctance increases dramatically when they believe they may have to take a
medication for the rest of their lives."
1. Why do you think people may be more reluctant to take medication when it comes
to mental health treatment specifically (compared to other physical ailments)?

2. What factors do you think might increase or decrease this reluctance? Why do you
think the length of time for taking the medication (e. g., "for the rest of their lives")
would increase reluctance?

3. How could therapists who believe that medication would be beneficial for their
clients work to overcome reluctance to taking medication?
NEED HELP ASAP Please
For 12 points

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