Been“doorknobbed”Became overlyaware of yourfacialexpressionsdoing videotherapyMeditatedHad a familymember of aclient yell atyouExisted only onthe snacks youcan eat in 5minutesbetweensessionsHad aninterventiongounexpectedlywellVentedto acoworkerHad a client’spet or your ownpet interrupt orphoto bombtelehealthsessionsClient intelehealthsession was in aweird setting(stairwell, car,etc)Talked aboutanxietyrelated toCOVID-19with a clientSeen a clientmake moreprogress thanyou evenhoped forSaid “Can youhear me?” or“Oh sorry, youfroze, can yourepeat that?”Misplacinganger on aloved oneHad aclient yellat youReceivedsentiment ofappreciationfrom a clientHad technicaldifficultiestrying to dotelehealthsessionsBeentemptedto googlea clientPracticed yourown deepbreathing whenfaced with achallengingclientGone tothe officebathroomto cryTalked with aclient whowas drunk orhighSpent a longtime creating anintervention thatlasted 5 minutesin sessionEncouragedself-care whenyou know youcould improvein this areaFelt that theintimacy of a clientin their homesetting helped youget to know themon a different levelDaydreamedabout quittingand doing alessemotional jobBeen“doorknobbed”Became overlyaware of yourfacialexpressionsdoing videotherapyMeditatedHad a familymember of aclient yell atyouExisted only onthe snacks youcan eat in 5minutesbetweensessionsHad aninterventiongounexpectedlywellVentedto acoworkerHad a client’spet or your ownpet interrupt orphoto bombtelehealthsessionsClient intelehealthsession was in aweird setting(stairwell, car,etc)Talked aboutanxietyrelated toCOVID-19with a clientSeen a clientmake moreprogress thanyou evenhoped forSaid “Can youhear me?” or“Oh sorry, youfroze, can yourepeat that?”Misplacinganger on aloved oneHad aclient yellat youReceivedsentiment ofappreciationfrom a clientHad technicaldifficultiestrying to dotelehealthsessionsBeentemptedto googlea clientPracticed yourown deepbreathing whenfaced with achallengingclientGone tothe officebathroomto cryTalked with aclient whowas drunk orhighSpent a longtime creating anintervention thatlasted 5 minutesin sessionEncouragedself-care whenyou know youcould improvein this areaFelt that theintimacy of a clientin their homesetting helped youget to know themon a different levelDaydreamedabout quittingand doing alessemotional job

Therapist 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. Been “doorknobbed”
  2. Became overly aware of your facial expressions doing video therapy
  3. Meditated
  4. Had a family member of a client yell at you
  5. Existed only on the snacks you can eat in 5 minutes between sessions
  6. Had an intervention go unexpectedly well
  7. Vented to a coworker
  8. Had a client’s pet or your own pet interrupt or photo bomb telehealth sessions
  9. Client in telehealth session was in a weird setting (stairwell, car, etc)
  10. Talked about anxiety related to COVID-19 with a client
  11. Seen a client make more progress than you even hoped for
  12. Said “Can you hear me?” or “Oh sorry, you froze, can you repeat that?”
  13. Misplacing anger on a loved one
  14. Had a client yell at you
  15. Received sentiment of appreciation from a client
  16. Had technical difficulties trying to do telehealth sessions
  17. Been tempted to google a client
  18. Practiced your own deep breathing when faced with a challenging client
  19. Gone to the office bathroom to cry
  20. Talked with a client who was drunk or high
  21. Spent a long time creating an intervention that lasted 5 minutes in session
  22. Encouraged self-care when you know you could improve in this area
  23. Felt that the intimacy of a client in their home setting helped you get to know them on a different level
  24. Daydreamed about quitting and doing a less emotional job