Plan one after-workdecompressionactivity (walk,bath, hobby,early bedtime)Use creativityfor stress relief(color/doodlefor 10 minutes)Practice a“pause + sip”reset (swapone drink forwater today)Set one healthyboundary today(protect abreak, log offon time, say“no” kindly)Supportsomeone’smental health(check in: “Howare you reallydoing?”)Do a quicktension-releasestretch (3–5minutes)Try a 5-minutemindfulness practice(breathing/grounding)Use musicas a moodtool (listen toone upliftingsong)Free!Buildawareness(read a shortpiece onstress/burnout)Boostconnection onpurpose (treat acoworker/friendas a kindness)Create a calmerworkspace (10-minute declutterto reduce mentalload)Take one small“reset”movement break(stairs or gentlemovement—your choice)Groundyourself outside(step out andnotice yoursurroundings)Protect yourbody fromstress (stand +stretch onceper hour today)Choose onesupportivesnack (fuelyour brainkindly)Lower anxietythroughorganization(10-minuteinbox reset)Release tensionconsciously(posture reset:shoulders/jaw/neck)Dosomethingcreative todecompress(10 minutes)Name onepositive anchor(write agratitude +why it matters)Reduce mentalclutter (finishone small taskyou’ve beenavoiding)Give your braina gentle break(puzzle/braingame for 10minutes)Share somethingencouraging(quote, reminder,or supportivemessage)Reducedigital stress(clean updesktop/files)Use a breathingtool to calmyour nervoussystem (ex:4‑7‑8)Create a focusboundary (mutenon‑essentialnotifications for30 minutes)Reduceoverwhelm(write your top 3priorities fortoday/tomorrow)Take aprotected lunchbreak (stepaway fromscreens torecharge)Shareappreciationintentionally(handwrittenkind note to acoworker)Send asupportivemessage(encouragea teammate)Practice a“reset” momentoutdoors(sunrise/sunsetor fresh air)Do one smallact of self-compassion(a kind treatfor yourself)Practicegratitudeoutwardly(thanksomeonedirectly)Take a moodreset walk(shortwalk/fresh air toclear yourhead)Do a quickbody check‑in(drink water +pause andnotice how youfeel)Participate in amental health prompt(reflection/discussionquestion)Take a screenbreak to reducemental fatigue(10 minutesscreen‑free)Move toreduce stress(15 minutesof gentlemovement)Do a one-minutegroundingexercise (notice5 things aroundyou)Learn a copingskill (attend anEAP/wellnesssession ifoffered)Take amental breakwith reading(15 minutes,just for you)Plan one after-workdecompressionactivity (walk,bath, hobby,early bedtime)Use creativityfor stress relief(color/doodlefor 10 minutes)Practice a“pause + sip”reset (swapone drink forwater today)Set one healthyboundary today(protect abreak, log offon time, say“no” kindly)Supportsomeone’smental health(check in: “Howare you reallydoing?”)Do a quicktension-releasestretch (3–5minutes)Try a 5-minutemindfulness practice(breathing/grounding)Use musicas a moodtool (listen toone upliftingsong)Free!Buildawareness(read a shortpiece onstress/burnout)Boostconnection onpurpose (treat acoworker/friendas a kindness)Create a calmerworkspace (10-minute declutterto reduce mentalload)Take one small“reset”movement break(stairs or gentlemovement—your choice)Groundyourself outside(step out andnotice yoursurroundings)Protect yourbody fromstress (stand +stretch onceper hour today)Choose onesupportivesnack (fuelyour brainkindly)Lower anxietythroughorganization(10-minuteinbox reset)Release tensionconsciously(posture reset:shoulders/jaw/neck)Dosomethingcreative todecompress(10 minutes)Name onepositive anchor(write agratitude +why it matters)Reduce mentalclutter (finishone small taskyou’ve beenavoiding)Give your braina gentle break(puzzle/braingame for 10minutes)Share somethingencouraging(quote, reminder,or supportivemessage)Reducedigital stress(clean updesktop/files)Use a breathingtool to calmyour nervoussystem (ex:4‑7‑8)Create a focusboundary (mutenon‑essentialnotifications for30 minutes)Reduceoverwhelm(write your top 3priorities fortoday/tomorrow)Take aprotected lunchbreak (stepaway fromscreens torecharge)Shareappreciationintentionally(handwrittenkind note to acoworker)Send asupportivemessage(encouragea teammate)Practice a“reset” momentoutdoors(sunrise/sunsetor fresh air)Do one smallact of self-compassion(a kind treatfor yourself)Practicegratitudeoutwardly(thanksomeonedirectly)Take a moodreset walk(shortwalk/fresh air toclear yourhead)Do a quickbody check‑in(drink water +pause andnotice how youfeel)Participate in amental health prompt(reflection/discussionquestion)Take a screenbreak to reducemental fatigue(10 minutesscreen‑free)Move toreduce stress(15 minutesof gentlemovement)Do a one-minutegroundingexercise (notice5 things aroundyou)Learn a copingskill (attend anEAP/wellnesssession ifoffered)Take amental breakwith reading(15 minutes,just for you)

Mental Health Awareness Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Plan one after-work decompression activity (walk, bath, hobby, early bedtime)
  2. Use creativity for stress relief (color/doodle for 10 minutes)
  3. Practice a “pause + sip” reset (swap one drink for water today)
  4. Set one healthy boundary today (protect a break, log off on time, say “no” kindly)
  5. Support someone’s mental health (check in: “How are you really doing?”)
  6. Do a quick tension-release stretch (3–5 minutes)
  7. Try a 5-minute mindfulness practice (breathing/grounding)
  8. Use music as a mood tool (listen to one uplifting song)
  9. Free!
  10. Build awareness (read a short piece on stress/burnout)
  11. Boost connection on purpose (treat a coworker/friend as a kindness)
  12. Create a calmer workspace (10-minute declutter to reduce mental load)
  13. Take one small “reset” movement break (stairs or gentle movement—your choice)
  14. Ground yourself outside (step out and notice your surroundings)
  15. Protect your body from stress (stand + stretch once per hour today)
  16. Choose one supportive snack (fuel your brain kindly)
  17. Lower anxiety through organization (10-minute inbox reset)
  18. Release tension consciously (posture reset: shoulders/jaw/neck)
  19. Do something creative to decompress (10 minutes)
  20. Name one positive anchor (write a gratitude + why it matters)
  21. Reduce mental clutter (finish one small task you’ve been avoiding)
  22. Give your brain a gentle break (puzzle/brain game for 10 minutes)
  23. Share something encouraging (quote, reminder, or supportive message)
  24. Reduce digital stress (clean up desktop/files)
  25. Use a breathing tool to calm your nervous system (ex: 4‑7‑8)
  26. Create a focus boundary (mute non‑essential notifications for 30 minutes)
  27. Reduce overwhelm (write your top 3 priorities for today/tomorrow)
  28. Take a protected lunch break (step away from screens to recharge)
  29. Share appreciation intentionally (handwritten kind note to a coworker)
  30. Send a supportive message (encourage a teammate)
  31. Practice a “reset” moment outdoors (sunrise/sunset or fresh air)
  32. Do one small act of self-compassion (a kind treat for yourself)
  33. Practice gratitude outwardly (thank someone directly)
  34. Take a mood reset walk (short walk/fresh air to clear your head)
  35. Do a quick body check‑in (drink water + pause and notice how you feel)
  36. Participate in a mental health prompt (reflection/discussion question)
  37. Take a screen break to reduce mental fatigue (10 minutes screen‑free)
  38. Move to reduce stress (15 minutes of gentle movement)
  39. Do a one-minute grounding exercise (notice 5 things around you)
  40. Learn a coping skill (attend an EAP/wellness session if offered)
  41. Take a mental break with reading (15 minutes, just for you)