(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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Give an example as to how being persistent has helped with your recovery.
Describe an example when asking for help was beneficial.
Why are mistakes part of recovery and not indicative of failure?
Tell about a time this week that you have coped successfully.
What situation did you come across today that you could have used a coping skill?
Name 3 sensations (eg frozen orange) you can use to either distract or calm down
What is one encouraging thing you could say to yourself while you’re having a tough day?
What is one skill you can use when you feel too full?
Which role in life do you enjoy the most? Give 1 reason why you are good at this role.
Name 3 things you can do when you feel lonely.
What is one thing you can do to get through a family or holiday dinner?
What is one thing you can do to get through dinner out at a restaurant?
Restructure this negative self talk: “I will never recover”.
Give 3 examples of positive self talk.
Name 5 things in the room that are black. This is a coping skill called distracting thoughts.
Name 3 things you can do when you feel anxious.
What is 1 encouraging thing you could say to yourself after you made a mistake?
What is one way to makes weekends easier?
Restructure this negative self talk: “I failed on my week’s goal. I am a failure”
Restructure the following: “I should be happy. I shouldn’t get depressed or tired.”
Name 1 behavior/skill you have learned from someone else that has helped your recovery
Share your favorite way to distract.
Why is it helpful to use sensations to self-soothe?
Why is it not good to use distraction as your only coping skill?
