physicalWrite down otherpositive things aboutyourself, such as "I'mthoughtful" or "I'm agreat cook" or "I'msomeone that otherstrust".tryvaluescomfortsmileRecognisewhatyou'regood atintelligentflourishinghealthiernegativeidentitynervoussincereacceptancehealthdamagingexternalgrowYou might have lowconfidence nowbecause of whathappened when youwere growing up, butwe can grow anddevelop new ways ofseeing ourselves atany age.culturecriticizepositivebodyimagecomparingsocietytraitsendurebeautifulmessythickegoSpend timewith peoplewho make youfeel positiveabout yourselfsizeyoursuccesshappycontentselfesteempoint ofviewtalentedeatingdisorderstrustfuldisgustenvironmentalBody image is boththe mental pictureyou have of your ownbody and how yousee yourself whenyou look in a mirror.eatingpatternsathleticI lovemybodykindfactorshopeDress in away thatmakes youfeel good.decisionactlooksassertivebulliedtoysinfluencedworthyagenice0verweightin tunewith yourbodybodyimageattractivehow bodyimageaffects selfesteemchangepower ofpositivityyourlifechallengefeelgoodimpactdisappointmentstopstressriskfactors2positivesfor everynegativebehaviorinspireyourselfhealthpromotingworkIf you have low self-esteem or confidence,you may hide yourselfaway from socialsituations, stop tryingnew things, and avoidthings you findchallenging.smartpersonalityBeing kind toyourself meansbeing gentle toyourself at timeswhen you feel likebeing self-critical.attitudegrossselfdoubtpridemyselflivebodypositivefeelingsidealbeautybringyoudownTo boost your self-esteem, you need toidentify the negativebeliefs you haveabout yourself, thenchallenge them.dignityinternalBody image and self-esteem directlyinfluence one another.When you havehealthy body image,you feel comfortableabout your body andknow how to care for it.influencersteenchildpridetalkmusiccontrolloveboostYou accept andcelebrate theuniqueness ofyour naturalbody shape andsize.thoughtpatternsmeasurementrealisticexpectationsfeelgreatprotectivecreativedemandingappearancepessimistadvertisementsinsecurityrespectadmanipulationbornthisway“Stop trying tofix your body.It was neverbroken.” —Eve EnsleremotionalisolationunrealisticidealsI amcompletethe way Iampreciousno oneisperfectmirrorvideosPersonality can alsoplay a part. Somepeople are just moreprone to negativethinking, while othersset impossibly highstandards forthemselves.* "SpeakWell OfYourself AndOthers"perceptionFrequentlychecking theirbody in the mirroror taking photos tohelp identify“imperfections”Self-esteem is how youvalue and respectyourself as a person.Self-esteem affectshow you take care ofyourself, emotionally,physically andspiritually.can'tbring youdownlushaffirmationspiritualalityimagereclaimwords tomakepositiveappreciationpositivespinovercomingselfworthyourfriendshipsopinionfake“Life is so muchmore beautifuland complexthan a numberon a scale.” —Tess Munsterworthylistenbodyshamemediagoalsbittermentalpleasedunhappylifeconfidence“People often say thatbeauty is in the eye ofthe beholder, and I saythat the most liberatingthing about beauty isrealizing that you arethe beholder.” —SalmaHayekhappygenerousdistortedbodyimagenegativebodyimageunderstandI lovemyselfstagedselfworthadultshapethinideals“The reality was mylife wasn’t miserablebecause I was curvy;I was miserablebecause I thought I’dbe happier if I werethinner.” ―BrittanyGibbonsfaitheye ofthebeholderperspectivedepressioneasydecenthowyoubehavehow selfesteemaffects bodyimagenaturalrelax“You definebeauty yourself.Society doesn’tdefine yourbeauty.” —LadyGagaoffendinglifeselfharm0verlyfocusedupsanddownssocietywholepersonenergeticanxietyafraidoptimistperfectempowerreflectionBeing assertive isabout respectingother people'sopinions and needs,and expecting thesame from them.assuranceunderweightvalidmentalhealthpositiveselfesteem“All bodiesare swimsuitbodies.”―CatherineLi“Feelingbeautiful hasnothing to dowith what youlook like.” —Emma WatsonnegativeselfesteemdifficultyourdecisionsathleticidealsteasedphysicalWrite down otherpositive things aboutyourself, such as "I'mthoughtful" or "I'm agreat cook" or "I'msomeone that otherstrust".tryvaluescomfortsmileRecognisewhatyou'regood atintelligentflourishinghealthiernegativeidentitynervoussincereacceptancehealthdamagingexternalgrowYou might have lowconfidence nowbecause of whathappened when youwere growing up, butwe can grow anddevelop new ways ofseeing ourselves atany age.culturecriticizepositivebodyimagecomparingsocietytraitsendurebeautifulmessythickegoSpend timewith peoplewho make youfeel positiveabout yourselfsizeyoursuccesshappycontentselfesteempoint ofviewtalentedeatingdisorderstrustfuldisgustenvironmentalBody image is boththe mental pictureyou have of your ownbody and how yousee yourself whenyou look in a mirror.eatingpatternsathleticI lovemybodykindfactorshopeDress in away thatmakes youfeel good.decisionactlooksassertivebulliedtoysinfluencedworthyagenice0verweightin tunewith yourbodybodyimageattractivehow bodyimageaffects selfesteemchangepower ofpositivityyourlifechallengefeelgoodimpactdisappointmentstopstressriskfactors2positivesfor everynegativebehaviorinspireyourselfhealthpromotingworkIf you have low self-esteem or confidence,you may hide yourselfaway from socialsituations, stop tryingnew things, and avoidthings you findchallenging.smartpersonalityBeing kind toyourself meansbeing gentle toyourself at timeswhen you feel likebeing self-critical.attitudegrossselfdoubtpridemyselflivebodypositivefeelingsidealbeautybringyoudownTo boost your self-esteem, you need toidentify the negativebeliefs you haveabout yourself, thenchallenge them.dignityinternalBody image and self-esteem directlyinfluence one another.When you havehealthy body image,you feel comfortableabout your body andknow how to care for it.influencersteenchildpridetalkmusiccontrolloveboostYou accept andcelebrate theuniqueness ofyour naturalbody shape andsize.thoughtpatternsmeasurementrealisticexpectationsfeelgreatprotectivecreativedemandingappearancepessimistadvertisementsinsecurityrespectadmanipulationbornthisway“Stop trying tofix your body.It was neverbroken.” —Eve EnsleremotionalisolationunrealisticidealsI amcompletethe way Iampreciousno oneisperfectmirrorvideosPersonality can alsoplay a part. Somepeople are just moreprone to negativethinking, while othersset impossibly highstandards forthemselves.* "SpeakWell OfYourself AndOthers"perceptionFrequentlychecking theirbody in the mirroror taking photos tohelp identify“imperfections”Self-esteem is how youvalue and respectyourself as a person.Self-esteem affectshow you take care ofyourself, emotionally,physically andspiritually.can'tbring youdownlushaffirmationspiritualalityimagereclaimwords tomakepositiveappreciationpositivespinovercomingselfworthyourfriendshipsopinionfake“Life is so muchmore beautifuland complexthan a numberon a scale.” —Tess Munsterworthylistenbodyshamemediagoalsbittermentalpleasedunhappylifeconfidence“People often say thatbeauty is in the eye ofthe beholder, and I saythat the most liberatingthing about beauty isrealizing that you arethe beholder.” —SalmaHayekhappygenerousdistortedbodyimagenegativebodyimageunderstandI lovemyselfstagedselfworthadultshapethinideals“The reality was mylife wasn’t miserablebecause I was curvy;I was miserablebecause I thought I’dbe happier if I werethinner.” ―BrittanyGibbonsfaitheye ofthebeholderperspectivedepressioneasydecenthowyoubehavehow selfesteemaffects bodyimagenaturalrelax“You definebeauty yourself.Society doesn’tdefine yourbeauty.” —LadyGagaoffendinglifeselfharm0verlyfocusedupsanddownssocietywholepersonenergeticanxietyafraidoptimistperfectempowerreflectionBeing assertive isabout respectingother people'sopinions and needs,and expecting thesame from them.assuranceunderweightvalidmentalhealthpositiveselfesteem“All bodiesare swimsuitbodies.”―CatherineLi“Feelingbeautiful hasnothing to dowith what youlook like.” —Emma Watsonnegativeselfesteemdifficultyourdecisionsathleticidealsteased

Body Image and Self Esteem - 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. physical
  2. Write down other positive things about yourself, such as "I'm thoughtful" or "I'm a great cook" or "I'm someone that others trust".
  3. try
  4. values
  5. comfort
  6. smile
  7. Recognise what you're good at
  8. intelligent
  9. flourishing
  10. healthier
  11. negative
  12. identity
  13. nervous
  14. sincere
  15. acceptance
  16. health damaging
  17. external
  18. grow
  19. You might have low confidence now because of what happened when you were growing up, but we can grow and develop new ways of seeing ourselves at any age.
  20. culture
  21. criticize
  22. positive body image
  23. comparing
  24. society
  25. traits
  26. endure
  27. beautiful
  28. messy
  29. thick
  30. ego
  31. Spend time with people who make you feel positive about yourself
  32. size
  33. your success
  34. happy
  35. content
  36. self esteem
  37. point of view
  38. talented
  39. eating disorders
  40. trustful
  41. disgust
  42. environmental
  43. Body image is both the mental picture you have of your own body and how you see yourself when you look in a mirror.
  44. eating patterns
  45. athletic
  46. I love my body
  47. kind
  48. factors
  49. hope
  50. Dress in a way that makes you feel good.
  51. decision
  52. act
  53. looks
  54. assertive
  55. bullied
  56. toys
  57. influenced
  58. worthy
  59. age
  60. nice
  61. 0verweight
  62. in tune with your body
  63. body image
  64. attractive
  65. how body image affects self esteem
  66. change
  67. power of positivity
  68. your life
  69. challenge
  70. feel good
  71. impact
  72. disappointment
  73. stop
  74. stress
  75. risk factors
  76. 2 positives for every negative
  77. behavior
  78. inspire
  79. yourself
  80. health promoting
  81. work
  82. If you have low self-esteem or confidence, you may hide yourself away from social situations, stop trying new things, and avoid things you find challenging.
  83. smart
  84. personality
  85. Being kind to yourself means being gentle to yourself at times when you feel like being self-critical.
  86. attitude
  87. gross
  88. self doubt
  89. pride
  90. myself
  91. live
  92. body
  93. positive
  94. feelings
  95. ideal beauty
  96. bring you down
  97. To boost your self-esteem, you need to identify the negative beliefs you have about yourself, then challenge them.
  98. dignity
  99. internal
  100. Body image and self-esteem directly influence one another. When you have healthy body image, you feel comfortable about your body and know how to care for it.
  101. influencers
  102. teen
  103. child
  104. pride
  105. talk
  106. music
  107. control
  108. love
  109. boost
  110. You accept and celebrate the uniqueness of your natural body shape and size.
  111. thought patterns
  112. measurement
  113. realistic expectations
  114. feel great
  115. protective
  116. creative
  117. demanding
  118. appearance
  119. pessimist
  120. advertisements
  121. insecurity
  122. respect
  123. ad manipulation
  124. born this way
  125. “Stop trying to fix your body. It was never broken.” —Eve Ensler
  126. emotional
  127. isolation
  128. unrealistic ideals
  129. I am complete the way I am
  130. precious
  131. no one is perfect
  132. mirror
  133. videos
  134. Personality can also play a part. Some people are just more prone to negative thinking, while others set impossibly high standards for themselves.
  135. * "Speak Well Of Yourself And Others"
  136. perception
  137. Frequently checking their body in the mirror or taking photos to help identify “imperfections”
  138. Self-esteem is how you value and respect yourself as a person. Self-esteem affects how you take care of yourself, emotionally, physically and spiritually.
  139. can't bring you down
  140. lush
  141. affirmation
  142. spiritualality
  143. image
  144. reclaim words to make positive
  145. appreciation
  146. positive spin
  147. overcoming
  148. self worth
  149. your friendships
  150. opinion
  151. fake
  152. “Life is so much more beautiful and complex than a number on a scale.” —Tess Munster
  153. worthy
  154. listen
  155. body shame
  156. media
  157. goals
  158. bitter
  159. mental
  160. pleased
  161. unhappy
  162. life
  163. confidence
  164. “People often say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I say that the most liberating thing about beauty is realizing that you are the beholder.” —Salma Hayek
  165. happy
  166. generous
  167. distorted body image
  168. negative body image
  169. understand
  170. I love myself
  171. staged
  172. self worth
  173. adult
  174. shape
  175. thin ideals
  176. “The reality was my life wasn’t miserable because I was curvy; I was miserable because I thought I’d be happier if I were thinner.” ―Brittany Gibbons
  177. faith
  178. eye of the beholder
  179. perspective
  180. depression
  181. easy
  182. decent
  183. how you behave
  184. how self esteem affects body image
  185. natural
  186. relax
  187. “You define beauty yourself. Society doesn’t define your beauty.” —Lady Gaga
  188. offending
  189. life
  190. self harm
  191. 0verly focused
  192. ups and downs
  193. society
  194. whole person
  195. energetic
  196. anxiety
  197. afraid
  198. optimist
  199. perfect
  200. empower
  201. reflection
  202. Being assertive is about respecting other people's opinions and needs, and expecting the same from them.
  203. assurance
  204. underweight
  205. valid
  206. mental health
  207. positive self esteem
  208. “All bodies are swimsuit bodies.” ―Catherine Li
  209. “Feeling beautiful has nothing to do with what you look like.” —Emma Watson
  210. negative self esteem
  211. difficult
  212. your decisions
  213. athletic ideals
  214. teased