PB2A REVISION

PART 1

Rehabilitation and Human Services

Abigail O. Akande, Ph.D.- She has a Ph.D. Rehabilitation, Public Health Minor,

a M.S. Rehabilitation Counseling, Boston University – Boston, MA
B.A. Child Development, Tufts University – Medford, MA

She has also taught

• Medical Aspects of Disability
• Intro to Rehab Services
• Intro to Disability Culture
• Counseling Techniques
• Rehabilitation Foundations
• Cross Cultural Counseling

Her research interests include community-based vocational rehabilitation and reproductive justice concerns for immigrant women with disabilities (and chronic health conditions) and women with disabilities in developing countries.

The bachelor's degree in child development, teachings in disability culture, and research interest that include developing countries interest me the most because I was thinking about disabled child care in developing countries, and how their care is presented compared to the United States disabled Child Care.

PART 2

1. Rehabilitation in developing countries is most intriguing for me because I wonder how people manage their health in different countries, especially if the countries do not have the same systems or benefits as the US.
2. If I had to devote my time to work on this I would like to study people in developing countries with health issues, their treatment, children with disability, foster care systems in african countries, healthcare systems in african countries.

PART 3

1. Does Government influence have an impact on the treatment of disabled children under the age of nine, socially?
2. Are children under the age of nine with Schizophrenia treated different , from other nine year olds without is in developing countries?
3. How does an American disabled child with schizophrenia compare to an African child with schizophrenia?

PART 4

1. Disabled Kids
2. Developing countries
3. Africa kids
4. Schizophrenia
5. African Government influences
6. Social Treatment of schizophrenia