Share waysyou cancommunicate topeople aboutyour unmetneedsWhatboundary doyou need tocommunicate?And to who?Identify acommunicationmyth.Brainstormrealities withthe group.Role playhow to askfor a time-out during aconflictShare aconflictresolutionskill/strategyWhat do youneed to feelsupportedthroughout yourmental healthjourney?Share how youcommunicatemostly. What arepros and cons ofthis? (In person,over text, etc.)Provideself-soothingideasWhat is yourcommunicationstyle?Give examplesofdefensiveness.The antidote tothis is takingresponsibilityUseaggressivecommunicationUse passivecommunicationWhat is aconflict youcould useyour DEARMAN skill on?Act out anemotion withoutusing words,get the groupidentify theemotionShare a goalyou have whenit comes tocommunicationGiveyourselfanaffirmationWhat doyou needduring aconflict?Share whatareas of yourlife you needto say 'no'more in.DemonstratereflectivelisteningUse assertivecommunicationWho is it thehardest for youto communicatewith in yourlife? Why?Givesomeoneelse in thegroup anaffirmationShare a story of atime when you hada conflict. Howcould you havehandled it better?Use an "I"StatementShare waysyou cancommunicate topeople aboutyour unmetneedsWhatboundary doyou need tocommunicate?And to who?Identify acommunicationmyth.Brainstormrealities withthe group.Role playhow to askfor a time-out during aconflictShare aconflictresolutionskill/strategyWhat do youneed to feelsupportedthroughout yourmental healthjourney?Share how youcommunicatemostly. What arepros and cons ofthis? (In person,over text, etc.)Provideself-soothingideasWhat is yourcommunicationstyle?Give examplesofdefensiveness.The antidote tothis is takingresponsibilityUseaggressivecommunicationUse passivecommunicationWhat is aconflict youcould useyour DEARMAN skill on?Act out anemotion withoutusing words,get the groupidentify theemotionShare a goalyou have whenit comes tocommunicationGiveyourselfanaffirmationWhat doyou needduring aconflict?Share whatareas of yourlife you needto say 'no'more in.DemonstratereflectivelisteningUse assertivecommunicationWho is it thehardest for youto communicatewith in yourlife? Why?Givesomeoneelse in thegroup anaffirmationShare a story of atime when you hada conflict. Howcould you havehandled it better?Use an "I"Statement

Communication 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. Share ways you can communicate to people about your unmet needs
  2. What boundary do you need to communicate? And to who?
  3. Identify a communication myth. Brainstorm realities with the group.
  4. Role play how to ask for a time-out during a conflict
  5. Share a conflict resolution skill/strategy
  6. What do you need to feel supported throughout your mental health journey?
  7. Share how you communicate mostly. What are pros and cons of this? (In person, over text, etc.)
  8. Provide self-soothing ideas
  9. What is your communication style?
  10. Give examples of defensiveness. The antidote to this is taking responsibility
  11. Use aggressive communication
  12. Use passive communication
  13. What is a conflict you could use your DEAR MAN skill on?
  14. Act out an emotion without using words, get the group identify the emotion
  15. Share a goal you have when it comes to communication
  16. Give yourself an affirmation
  17. What do you need during a conflict?
  18. Share what areas of your life you need to say 'no' more in.
  19. Demonstrate reflective listening
  20. Use assertive communication
  21. Who is it the hardest for you to communicate with in your life? Why?
  22. Give someone else in the group an affirmation
  23. Share a story of a time when you had a conflict. How could you have handled it better?
  24. Use an "I" Statement