24) Aggressivecommunication(vs. assertivecommunication)12) BelievingMH treatment isunnecessary(vs. believingMH treatment isnecessary)14)Missing work,school, or otherobligations (vs.attendingimportantobligations)6) Lying(vs.honesty) 16)Cynical/negativeoutlook (vs.realistic/balancedoutlook)22) Notasking forhelp (vs.asking forhelp)8) Stopmeds (vs.taking medsregularly asprescribed)10)Not learningnew copingskills (vs.learning newcoping skills)1) Isolation(vs. spendingtime withsupportivepeople)2)Not taking careof my body, likeeating & sleeping(Taking care of mybody)5) Destructivebehavior, like usingsubstances(vs. using copingskills to managebehaviors andreactions)11)Becomingsick (vs.stayinghealthy)17)Notengaging inbasic hygiene(vs. engaging inbasic hygiene)23) Guarded(vs. talking tofellow Veteransabout sharedexperiences)9) Passiveattitude(vs. activecoping andassertivecommunication)18) Feelingstuck (vs.being opento change)15) Too muchresponsibility(vs appropriatelevel ofresponsibility)19) Rumination(vs. challengingunhelpfulthoughts)7) Cancelingtreatmentsessions(vs. attendingall treatmentregularly)21) Spending timewith people who usesubstances or thosenot supportive of myrecovery (vs.spending time withsupportive people)3) Fightingwith people(vs. gettingalong withothers)13) Notbeing opento feedback(vs. listeningto feedback)20)Ignoring/avoidingmental healthsymptoms (vs.using healthy skillsto cope withsymptoms)4) Too muchfree time(vs.structuredschedule)24) Aggressivecommunication(vs. assertivecommunication)12) BelievingMH treatment isunnecessary(vs. believingMH treatment isnecessary)14)Missing work,school, or otherobligations (vs.attendingimportantobligations)6) Lying(vs.honesty) 16)Cynical/negativeoutlook (vs.realistic/balancedoutlook)22) Notasking forhelp (vs.asking forhelp)8) Stopmeds (vs.taking medsregularly asprescribed)10)Not learningnew copingskills (vs.learning newcoping skills)1) Isolation(vs. spendingtime withsupportivepeople)2)Not taking careof my body, likeeating & sleeping(Taking care of mybody)5) Destructivebehavior, like usingsubstances(vs. using copingskills to managebehaviors andreactions)11)Becomingsick (vs.stayinghealthy)17)Notengaging inbasic hygiene(vs. engaging inbasic hygiene)23) Guarded(vs. talking tofellow Veteransabout sharedexperiences)9) Passiveattitude(vs. activecoping andassertivecommunication)18) Feelingstuck (vs.being opento change)15) Too muchresponsibility(vs appropriatelevel ofresponsibility)19) Rumination(vs. challengingunhelpfulthoughts)7) Cancelingtreatmentsessions(vs. attendingall treatmentregularly)21) Spending timewith people who usesubstances or thosenot supportive of myrecovery (vs.spending time withsupportive people)3) Fightingwith people(vs. gettingalong withothers)13) Notbeing opento feedback(vs. listeningto feedback)20)Ignoring/avoidingmental healthsymptoms (vs.using healthy skillsto cope withsymptoms)4) Too muchfree time(vs.structuredschedule)

BINGO: RED FLAGS/GREEN FLAGS - 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. 24) Aggressive communication (vs. assertive communication)
  2. 12) Believing MH treatment is unnecessary (vs. believing MH treatment is necessary)
  3. 14)Missing work, school, or other obligations (vs. attending important obligations)
  4. 6) Lying (vs. honesty)
  5. 16)Cynical/negative outlook (vs. realistic/balanced outlook)
  6. 22) Not asking for help (vs. asking for help)
  7. 8) Stop meds (vs. taking meds regularly as prescribed)
  8. 10)Not learning new coping skills (vs. learning new coping skills)
  9. 1) Isolation (vs. spending time with supportive people)
  10. 2)Not taking care of my body, like eating & sleeping (Taking care of my body)
  11. 5) Destructive behavior, like using substances (vs. using coping skills to manage behaviors and reactions)
  12. 11) Becoming sick (vs. staying healthy)
  13. 17)Not engaging in basic hygiene (vs. engaging in basic hygiene)
  14. 23) Guarded (vs. talking to fellow Veterans about shared experiences)
  15. 9) Passive attitude (vs. active coping and assertive communication)
  16. 18) Feeling stuck (vs. being open to change)
  17. 15) Too much responsibility (vs appropriate level of responsibility)
  18. 19) Rumination (vs. challenging unhelpful thoughts)
  19. 7) Canceling treatment sessions (vs. attending all treatment regularly)
  20. 21) Spending time with people who use substances or those not supportive of my recovery (vs. spending time with supportive people)
  21. 3) Fighting with people (vs. getting along with others)
  22. 13) Not being open to feedback (vs. listening to feedback)
  23. 20) Ignoring/avoiding mental health symptoms (vs. using healthy skills to cope with symptoms)
  24. 4) Too much free time (vs. structured schedule)