Rehabilitation Course Reflection

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Generally speaking, all of my Rehabilitation courses have been a major interest of mine. The three classes that I believe will help towards my personal endeavors would be Introduction to Disability Services, Group Process, and Vocational Rehabilitation.
Introduction to Disability Services reassured me that I wanted to work with individuals who with disabilities. The course made me feel passion for what I was learning, as a result of this I found myself participating a lot more in class, than I did in my education courses. I was also retaining the information better, resulting in higher test grades. It also provided me with the background knowledge of certain disabilities, and how to put a person before the disability, which I found to be

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