Who should take this course?

Michigan Adult Foster Care (AFC) owners, administrators, supervisors, and direct care staff who need practical, respectful methods to prevent and manage sexually inappropriate behavior in residential settings.

How many CEUs are included?

This course awards 4 CEUs that apply to Michigan Adult Foster Care continuing education requirements.

You’ll learn what constitutes sexual inappropriateness, how to recognize symptoms and related clinical drivers, which supports are appropriate, and prevention and management strategies that protect dignity and safety.

Does the training address documentation and policy alignment?

Yes. Guidance includes communication, documentation, escalation pathways, and aligning practice with organizational policy and Michigan regulations.

Do I receive a certificate?

Yes. A downloadable certificate is available upon successful completion for personnel and compliance files.

Is this part of the Michigan AFC CEU catalog?

Yes. This course is part of Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc.’s Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU catalog.

Course 1180 - Managing Sexually Inappropriate Behavior Among Mentally Ill

Course Highlights

What Constitutes Sexual Inappropriateness

Establish clear, professional definitions suitable for residential settings, with attention to policy and boundaries.

Symptoms & Appropriate Supports

Recognize behaviors and potential clinical drivers, and coordinate supports that prioritize dignity and safety.

Prevention & Management Strategies

Apply de-escalation, environmental adjustments, communication, documentation, and escalation pathways.

What You’ll Gain

4 CEUs toward Michigan Adult Foster Care continuing education
Prevention-focused, respectful approaches that protect residents and staff
Clear documentation and reporting guidance aligned with policy
Confidence to respond consistently and professionally
Downloadable certificate upon completion

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Always follow your organization’s policies, Michigan regulations, and clinical directives. This course supports—not replaces—professional judgment.