12.Describe aquality thatmakes you agood friendor peer.3.Saysomethingpositiveaboutyourself.2.Talk aboutsomeoneyou admireand why.5.What arethree thingsyou aregrateful for?22.Name an earlywarning signthat you maybe movingtoward relapse.36.Name onething you cando when youfeel bored inrecovery.38.Share one wayyou can takeresponsibilityfor your pastwithout puttingyourself down.43.Fill in the blank:“One day at a_____.” Whatdoes this meanto you?48.Fill in the blank:“Keep it _____.”What is one wayyou couldsimplify yourrecovery today?21.Name a triggerand one thingyou can planto do when ithappens.45.Fill in the blank:“Easy _____ it.”When mightyou need thisreminder?29.Name one thoughtthat could give youpermission to useand a recovery-focused responseto it.47.Fill in the blank:“Live and let_____.” Howcould this helpin yourrelationships?18.Share acomplimentyou wouldgive youryounger self.14.Sharesomethingthat madeyou smilerecently.50.Fill in the blank:“Let go and let_____.” Whatdoes letting gomean within yourown beliefs?15.Describeone ofyourstrengths.4.Namesomethingyou’re workingon gettingbetter at.26.Describe ahigh-risksituation andone way youcan prepare forit.11.Share acomplimentyou havereceived.24.Name someoneyou can reachout to whenyou’restruggling withrecovery.16.Sharesomethingyou’veimproved atsince beinghere.17.Name avalue that isimportant toyou and why.39.What couldyou do after asetback toreconnect withyour recovery?19.Share oneway you’veshown self-respectrecently.8.Complimentthe personto yourright.Free!25.Name a feelingyou have usedsubstances tocope with and ahealthier way torespond.33.Name ahealthy activitythat could helpreplace timespent using.40.Name oneway you canrebuild trustthrough youractions.9.Finish thissentence: “Ifeel goodabout myselfwhen _____.”31.Share onebenefit of beingsober that youhave alreadynoticed.20.Describe agoal youhave for yourfuture self.10.Share acharacteristicyou admirein others.41.Name one partof youraftercare planyou want helpputting intoplace.49.Fill in the blank:“This too shall_____.” How couldthis help youthrough a cravingor difficult feeling?6.Sharesomethingyou did thatyou feelproud of.44.Fill in the blank:“Progress, not_____.” Howcould you applythis to yourself?7.Share ahappyevent inyour life.42.What is onesmall actionyou can taketoday tosupport yourrecovery?28.What could yousay if someoneoffered youalcohol ordrugs?37.Name oneperson, place, orsituation youmay needdistance from tosupport sobriety.35.Name one wayyou can askfor help beforea situation getsworse.13.Share onething you’relearning toforgiveyourself for.23.What is onething you cando during acraving beforeacting on it?1.Complimentthe personto your left.27.Share oneboundary thatcould helpprotect yourrecovery.30.Namesomethingsubstance usecost you thatyou want torebuild.32.Namesomething youare lookingforward todoing sober.46.Fill in the blank:“First things_____.” Whatneeds to comefirst in yourrecovery?34.What is oneway isolationcould affectyourrecovery?12.Describe aquality thatmakes you agood friendor peer.3.Saysomethingpositiveaboutyourself.2.Talk aboutsomeoneyou admireand why.5.What arethree thingsyou aregrateful for?22.Name an earlywarning signthat you maybe movingtoward relapse.36.Name onething you cando when youfeel bored inrecovery.38.Share one wayyou can takeresponsibilityfor your pastwithout puttingyourself down.43.Fill in the blank:“One day at a_____.” Whatdoes this meanto you?48.Fill in the blank:“Keep it _____.”What is one wayyou couldsimplify yourrecovery today?21.Name a triggerand one thingyou can planto do when ithappens.45.Fill in the blank:“Easy _____ it.”When mightyou need thisreminder?29.Name one thoughtthat could give youpermission to useand a recovery-focused responseto it.47.Fill in the blank:“Live and let_____.” Howcould this helpin yourrelationships?18.Share acomplimentyou wouldgive youryounger self.14.Sharesomethingthat madeyou smilerecently.50.Fill in the blank:“Let go and let_____.” Whatdoes letting gomean within yourown beliefs?15.Describeone ofyourstrengths.4.Namesomethingyou’re workingon gettingbetter at.26.Describe ahigh-risksituation andone way youcan prepare forit.11.Share acomplimentyou havereceived.24.Name someoneyou can reachout to whenyou’restruggling withrecovery.16.Sharesomethingyou’veimproved atsince beinghere.17.Name avalue that isimportant toyou and why.39.What couldyou do after asetback toreconnect withyour recovery?19.Share oneway you’veshown self-respectrecently.8.Complimentthe personto yourright.Free!25.Name a feelingyou have usedsubstances tocope with and ahealthier way torespond.33.Name ahealthy activitythat could helpreplace timespent using.40.Name oneway you canrebuild trustthrough youractions.9.Finish thissentence: “Ifeel goodabout myselfwhen _____.”31.Share onebenefit of beingsober that youhave alreadynoticed.20.Describe agoal youhave for yourfuture self.10.Share acharacteristicyou admirein others.41.Name one partof youraftercare planyou want helpputting intoplace.49.Fill in the blank:“This too shall_____.” How couldthis help youthrough a cravingor difficult feeling?6.Sharesomethingyou did thatyou feelproud of.44.Fill in the blank:“Progress, not_____.” Howcould you applythis to yourself?7.Share ahappyevent inyour life.42.What is onesmall actionyou can taketoday tosupport yourrecovery?28.What could yousay if someoneoffered youalcohol ordrugs?37.Name oneperson, place, orsituation youmay needdistance from tosupport sobriety.35.Name one wayyou can askfor help beforea situation getsworse.13.Share onething you’relearning toforgiveyourself for.23.What is onething you cando during acraving beforeacting on it?1.Complimentthe personto your left.27.Share oneboundary thatcould helpprotect yourrecovery.30.Namesomethingsubstance usecost you thatyou want torebuild.32.Namesomething youare lookingforward todoing sober.46.Fill in the blank:“First things_____.” Whatneeds to comefirst in yourrecovery?34.What is oneway isolationcould affectyourrecovery?

Recovery 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. Describe a quality that makes you a good friend or peer.
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  2. Say something positive about yourself.
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  3. Talk about someone you admire and why.
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  4. What are three things you are grateful for?
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  5. Name an early warning sign that you may be moving toward relapse.
    22.
  6. Name one thing you can do when you feel bored in recovery.
    36.
  7. Share one way you can take responsibility for your past without putting yourself down.
    38.
  8. Fill in the blank: “One day at a _____.” What does this mean to you?
    43.
  9. Fill in the blank: “Keep it _____.” What is one way you could simplify your recovery today?
    48.
  10. Name a trigger and one thing you can plan to do when it happens.
    21.
  11. Fill in the blank: “Easy _____ it.” When might you need this reminder?
    45.
  12. Name one thought that could give you permission to use and a recovery-focused response to it.
    29.
  13. Fill in the blank: “Live and let _____.” How could this help in your relationships?
    47.
  14. Share a compliment you would give your younger self.
    18.
  15. Share something that made you smile recently.
    14.
  16. Fill in the blank: “Let go and let _____.” What does letting go mean within your own beliefs?
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  17. Describe one of your strengths.
    15.
  18. Name something you’re working on getting better at.
    4.
  19. Describe a high-risk situation and one way you can prepare for it.
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  20. Share a compliment you have received.
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  21. Name someone you can reach out to when you’re struggling with recovery.
    24.
  22. Share something you’ve improved at since being here.
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  23. Name a value that is important to you and why.
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  24. What could you do after a setback to reconnect with your recovery?
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  25. Share one way you’ve shown self-respect recently.
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  26. Compliment the person to your right.
    8.
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  28. Name a feeling you have used substances to cope with and a healthier way to respond.
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  29. Name a healthy activity that could help replace time spent using.
    33.
  30. Name one way you can rebuild trust through your actions.
    40.
  31. Finish this sentence: “I feel good about myself when _____.”
    9.
  32. Share one benefit of being sober that you have already noticed.
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  33. Describe a goal you have for your future self.
    20.
  34. Share a characteristic you admire in others.
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  35. Name one part of your aftercare plan you want help putting into place.
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  36. Fill in the blank: “This too shall _____.” How could this help you through a craving or difficult feeling?
    49.
  37. Share something you did that you feel proud of.
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  38. Fill in the blank: “Progress, not _____.” How could you apply this to yourself?
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  39. Share a happy event in your life.
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  40. What is one small action you can take today to support your recovery?
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  41. What could you say if someone offered you alcohol or drugs?
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  42. Name one person, place, or situation you may need distance from to support sobriety.
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  43. Name one way you can ask for help before a situation gets worse.
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  44. Share one thing you’re learning to forgive yourself for.
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  45. What is one thing you can do during a craving before acting on it?
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  46. Compliment the person to your left.
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  47. Share one boundary that could help protect your recovery.
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  48. Name something substance use cost you that you want to rebuild.
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  49. Name something you are looking forward to doing sober.
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  50. Fill in the blank: “First things _____.” What needs to come first in your recovery?
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  51. What is one way isolation could affect your recovery?
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