Chapter 1 - Lesson A: Understanding Semi‑Independent Living for Individuals with Mental Illness or Developmental Limitations
Chapter 1 - Lesson B: Types of Semi‑Independent Living for Individuals with Mental Illness and Developmental Limitations
Chapter 1 - Lesson C: Defining the Mission
Chapter 2 - Lesson A: Teaching Essential Life Skills in Semi-Independent Living
Chapter 2 - Lesson B: Monitoring Progress and Providing Support
Chapter 2 - Lesson C: Some Publicly Published Michigan Essentials
Chapter 3 - Lesson A: Best Methods for Supporting Stability, Growth and Reassurance
Chapter 3 - Lesson B: Things to Remember
Michigan Adult Foster Care • CEU Catalog • Online Course
Strengthen safety, comfort, routines, and supportive coaching in semi-independent living (SIL) settings. Built for Michigan Adult Foster Care continuing education, with practical guidance for supporting individuals with mental illness or developmental limitations.
Clarify what semi-independent living is (and is not), and how it fits alongside Michigan AFC training needs.
Learn practical steps to create safety and comfort, reinforce routines, and reduce preventable crises.
Bring it all together with “things to remember” that support stable, person-centered community living.
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