Lesson 1-A: The Introduction
FREE PREVIEWLesson 1-B: Why Residential Care Owners Need to Be Concerned About Residents Being Too Sedentary
Lesson 1-C: Understanding the Specific Risks of Obesity Among Group Living Residents
Lesson 1-D: Activities to Engage Group Home Residents in Preventing Sedentary Lifestyles
Lesson 2-A: The Course Review
Staff Training • Michigan AFC • 4 CEUs
Sedentary lifestyles cannot be ignored in care. Learn why residents become too inactive, how obesity impacts group living, and how to build simple, sustainable activity routines that keep your Adult Foster Care residents moving, engaged, and safer.
Explore why residential care owners and managers must pay attention to inactivity: from muscle loss and falls to depression, pressure injuries, and increased care costs.
Understand the specific risks of obesity among group home residents and how weight gain, limited mobility, and poor diet combine to threaten long-term health and independence.
Learn practical, low-cost activities that fit into busy shifts, support different ability levels, and help you document meaningful engagement for Michigan Adult Foster Care compliance.
This Michigan AFC CEU course helps ensure your home is known for protecting residents from “brain rot” and inactivity — not for cultivating it. Build a culture of movement, engagement, and respect for every person you serve.
