Usingnicknamesor pet namesfor serviceusers.Offeringunsolicitedadvice oropinions onpersonalmatters.Spendingexcessivepersonal timewith a serviceuser outside ofwork.Sharingpersonalphotos orvideos with aservice user.Accepting giftsthat couldcreate anobligation orunequal powerdynamic."Checking in" orcommenting onservice users'personal socialmedia posts.Usingunprofessionallanguage orslang whentalking toservice users.Pressuring aservice user tomake decisionsagainst theirwill.Borrowingmoney froma serviceuser.Failing tomaintainconfidentiality ofpersonalinformation aboutservice users.Engaging inphysicalcontact beyondappropriategreetings orgoodbyes.Using threatsor intimidationto control aservice user'sbehavior.Discussing yourpersonalrelationships orfamily problemswith a serviceuser.Ignoringconcerns orreports ofpotential abuseor neglect.Showingfavoritism orbias towardscertain serviceusers overothers.Discussingyour politicalor religiousbeliefs with aservice user.Engaging ingossip or sharingconfidentialinformation aboutother serviceusers.Promisingthings youcannot deliveror makingunrealisticpromises.Participating insocial mediainteractionsbeyondprofessionalchannels.Engaging inromantic orflirtatiousbehavior with aservice user.Sharingpersonalinformation likeyour address orphone number.Engaging inphysicalcontact beyondappropriategreetings orgoodbyes.Making jokes orcomments thatcould beperceived asdiscriminatoryor offensive.Accepting giftsthat couldcreate anobligation orunequal powerdynamic.Engaging in anybehavior thatcould exploit,manipulate, orharm a serviceuser.Usingnicknamesor pet namesfor serviceusers.Offeringunsolicitedadvice oropinions onpersonalmatters.Spendingexcessivepersonal timewith a serviceuser outside ofwork.Sharingpersonalphotos orvideos with aservice user.Accepting giftsthat couldcreate anobligation orunequal powerdynamic."Checking in" orcommenting onservice users'personal socialmedia posts.Usingunprofessionallanguage orslang whentalking toservice users.Pressuring aservice user tomake decisionsagainst theirwill.Borrowingmoney froma serviceuser.Failing tomaintainconfidentiality ofpersonalinformation aboutservice users.Engaging inphysicalcontact beyondappropriategreetings orgoodbyes.Using threatsor intimidationto control aservice user'sbehavior.Discussing yourpersonalrelationships orfamily problemswith a serviceuser.Ignoringconcerns orreports ofpotential abuseor neglect.Showingfavoritism orbias towardscertain serviceusers overothers.Discussingyour politicalor religiousbeliefs with aservice user.Engaging ingossip or sharingconfidentialinformation aboutother serviceusers.Promisingthings youcannot deliveror makingunrealisticpromises.Participating insocial mediainteractionsbeyondprofessionalchannels.Engaging inromantic orflirtatiousbehavior with aservice user.Sharingpersonalinformation likeyour address orphone number.Engaging inphysicalcontact beyondappropriategreetings orgoodbyes.Making jokes orcomments thatcould beperceived asdiscriminatoryor offensive.Accepting giftsthat couldcreate anobligation orunequal powerdynamic.Engaging in anybehavior thatcould exploit,manipulate, orharm a serviceuser.

Professional Boundaries 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. Using nicknames or pet names for service users.
  2. Offering unsolicited advice or opinions on personal matters.
  3. Spending excessive personal time with a service user outside of work.
  4. Sharing personal photos or videos with a service user.
  5. Accepting gifts that could create an obligation or unequal power dynamic.
  6. "Checking in" or commenting on service users' personal social media posts.
  7. Using unprofessional language or slang when talking to service users.
  8. Pressuring a service user to make decisions against their will.
  9. Borrowing money from a service user.
  10. Failing to maintain confidentiality of personal information about service users.
  11. Engaging in physical contact beyond appropriate greetings or goodbyes.
  12. Using threats or intimidation to control a service user's behavior.
  13. Discussing your personal relationships or family problems with a service user.
  14. Ignoring concerns or reports of potential abuse or neglect.
  15. Showing favoritism or bias towards certain service users over others.
  16. Discussing your political or religious beliefs with a service user.
  17. Engaging in gossip or sharing confidential information about other service users.
  18. Promising things you cannot deliver or making unrealistic promises.
  19. Participating in social media interactions beyond professional channels.
  20. Engaging in romantic or flirtatious behavior with a service user.
  21. Sharing personal information like your address or phone number.
  22. Engaging in physical contact beyond appropriate greetings or goodbyes.
  23. Making jokes or comments that could be perceived as discriminatory or offensive.
  24. Accepting gifts that could create an obligation or unequal power dynamic.
  25. Engaging in any behavior that could exploit, manipulate, or harm a service user.