This study aims to find out how many counseling sessions are needed to help people with HIV stick to their medicine. The study will compare two groups: one group gets flexible sessions based on their needs, and another group gets 5 fixed sessions. **HIV** stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus, which is the virus that causes AIDS. **ART**, or Antiretroviral Therapy, is the medicine people take to control HIV. The study will track how well each type of counseling helps people maintain low levels of the virus in their blood.
- The study will last 12 months, with follow-up assessments to check progress.
- Participants will either receive flexible or fixed counseling sessions.
- Only people with HIV who are not sticking to their ART can join.
To join, you must have HIV, be taking ART, and be struggling to take your medicine regularly. You cannot join if you don't have a phone or internet. This study is important for understanding how to help people with HIV manage their health better.