What independent living skills are most often missing in young adults with mild intellectual disabilities?

Hello everyone,

I'm creating printable independent living resources for adults with mild intellectual disabilities and transition programs, and I'd really like to learn from professionals who work in this area every day.

I'm trying to prioritize the skills that actually make the biggest difference in real life.

Some topics I've already worked on include:

• Money management

• Meal planning

• Medication management

• Housekeeping

• Emotions and feelings

• Grocery shopping

• Home safety

What skills do you find are most often overlooked?

Are there any daily living skills you wish had better teaching materials or practical checklists?

I'm genuinely interested in learning what teachers, therapists, and support staff find most useful.

Thanks!