Who are yoursupport peopleand whatmakes themimportant toyour recovery?Talk aboutan obstacleyou'verecentlyovercomeWhat hasbeen yourbiggesthurdle inbeing sober?What kind ofsupport doyou think youneed mostright now?Tell us aboutsomethingyou're trulygrateful forand why.Whatemotion doyou have thehardest timesitting with?What personalgoal are youquietly workingtoward rightnow?What one piece ofadvice would yougive a youngperson who isbeginning toexperiment withsubstances?What does ahealthy boundarylook like for you?Who do you needto set boundarieswith?Where orwith whomdo you feelthe mostyourself?What positivechanges haveyou noticed inyour daily routineor mindsetrecently?Tell us aboutyour mostrecent "goodday." Whatmade it good?Share what itlooks like tosupport youin yourrecoveryWhat is aninterest, hobby,or part of yourpersonality thataddictionpushed aside?Has anythinghelped you inyour recoverythat surprisedyou? If so,what?What hasbeen yourbest asset inrecovery?Who or what isyour biggestmotivation forrecoverytoday?What is somethingyou wish peopleoutside ofrecoveryunderstood aboutbeing in recovery?If we were tofast-forward 1year, whatwould an idealday look like foryou?What hobby orskill would youlike to work on ifmoney and timeweren't an issue?Tell us why.When stressbuilds up, whatdoes your mind tellyou is about tohappen? Howoften does thiscome true?Tell us howyou likesupportingothersHow do youthink negativethoughtsinfluence yourbehavior? Givean example.How do youtalk toyourself whenyou make amistake?Tell us about atrigger yourecentlyexperienced andhow youmaintained yourrecovery.Tell thegroup abouta time youfelt trulysupportedHow has yourrelationshipwith asking forhelp changedsince enteringrecovery?Offer someone inthe group a pieceof advice basedon somethingthey've alreadyshared.Tell us about atime you werestruggling, butfigured it outanyway.Who are yoursupport peopleand whatmakes themimportant toyour recovery?Talk aboutan obstacleyou'verecentlyovercomeWhat hasbeen yourbiggesthurdle inbeing sober?What kind ofsupport doyou think youneed mostright now?Tell us aboutsomethingyou're trulygrateful forand why.Whatemotion doyou have thehardest timesitting with?What personalgoal are youquietly workingtoward rightnow?What one piece ofadvice would yougive a youngperson who isbeginning toexperiment withsubstances?What does ahealthy boundarylook like for you?Who do you needto set boundarieswith?Where orwith whomdo you feelthe mostyourself?What positivechanges haveyou noticed inyour daily routineor mindsetrecently?Tell us aboutyour mostrecent "goodday." Whatmade it good?Share what itlooks like tosupport youin yourrecoveryWhat is aninterest, hobby,or part of yourpersonality thataddictionpushed aside?Has anythinghelped you inyour recoverythat surprisedyou? If so,what?What hasbeen yourbest asset inrecovery?Who or what isyour biggestmotivation forrecoverytoday?What is somethingyou wish peopleoutside ofrecoveryunderstood aboutbeing in recovery?If we were tofast-forward 1year, whatwould an idealday look like foryou?What hobby orskill would youlike to work on ifmoney and timeweren't an issue?Tell us why.When stressbuilds up, whatdoes your mind tellyou is about tohappen? Howoften does thiscome true?Tell us howyou likesupportingothersHow do youthink negativethoughtsinfluence yourbehavior? Givean example.How do youtalk toyourself whenyou make amistake?Tell us about atrigger yourecentlyexperienced andhow youmaintained yourrecovery.Tell thegroup abouta time youfelt trulysupportedHow has yourrelationshipwith asking forhelp changedsince enteringrecovery?Offer someone inthe group a pieceof advice basedon somethingthey've alreadyshared.Tell us about atime you werestruggling, butfigured it outanyway.

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. Who are your support people and what makes them important to your recovery?
  2. Talk about an obstacle you've recently overcome
  3. What has been your biggest hurdle in being sober?
  4. What kind of support do you think you need most right now?
  5. Tell us about something you're truly grateful for and why.
  6. What emotion do you have the hardest time sitting with?
  7. What personal goal are you quietly working toward right now?
  8. What one piece of advice would you give a young person who is beginning to experiment with substances?
  9. What does a healthy boundary look like for you? Who do you need to set boundaries with?
  10. Where or with whom do you feel the most yourself?
  11. What positive changes have you noticed in your daily routine or mindset recently?
  12. Tell us about your most recent "good day." What made it good?
  13. Share what it looks like to support you in your recovery
  14. What is an interest, hobby, or part of your personality that addiction pushed aside?
  15. Has anything helped you in your recovery that surprised you? If so, what?
  16. What has been your best asset in recovery?
  17. Who or what is your biggest motivation for recovery today?
  18. What is something you wish people outside of recovery understood about being in recovery?
  19. If we were to fast-forward 1 year, what would an ideal day look like for you?
  20. What hobby or skill would you like to work on if money and time weren't an issue? Tell us why.
  21. When stress builds up, what does your mind tell you is about to happen? How often does this come true?
  22. Tell us how you like supporting others
  23. How do you think negative thoughts influence your behavior? Give an example.
  24. How do you talk to yourself when you make a mistake?
  25. Tell us about a trigger you recently experienced and how you maintained your recovery.
  26. Tell the group about a time you felt truly supported
  27. How has your relationship with asking for help changed since entering recovery?
  28. Offer someone in the group a piece of advice based on something they've already shared.
  29. Tell us about a time you were struggling, but figured it out anyway.