paranoiaAn intense,irrational,persistentthought processof fear andperceived threatHaldola first-generationantipsychoticmedication(starts with H)copingskillsThese can includemindfulness,hobbies, self-soothing,spirituality, andself-caregoalsfuture plans wewant toaccomplish thatcan motivate usto keep goingstigmanegative attitudeabout a feature ofa person or groupof people thatimplies socialdisapprovalpsychosisa main feature ofschizophreniaspectrumdiagnoses, caninclude positiveand negativesymptomsepisodea periodofincreasedsymptomsLithiumThis is a verycommonmoodstabilizingmedicationmaniacan includemood elevation,grandiosity,euphoria, andexcessiveenergyanti-anxiety/sedativesthis class ofmedicationsoften have acalming effectbut can beaddictiveBipolarIa diagnosis thatinvolves at leastone full manicepisode, often withperiods ofdepression andmood cyclingClozapinethis atypical orsecond-generationantipsychoticrequires regularblood monitoringmoodstabilizersthis medicationclass can help"level out"extremes ofmania anddepressionrelapsethis candescribe asetback inrecovery,especially withsubstance useanxietya feeling ofworry,nervousness,or uneaseMindfulnessthe practice ofrepeatedlybringing one'sattention to thepresent momentwithout judgementdepressiona low moodstate where wecan feelunmotivated,fatigued, and"blue"Symptomsthese arefeatures ofour mentalhealthdiagnosisisolationbehaviorassociated withmultiplediagnoses thatinvolves socialwithdrawalpositivesymptomsnot to beconfused with"Good," theseinvolve paranoia,hallucinations,and delusionsSSRIs"Selectiveserotoninreuptakeinhibitors:" oftenused as anantidepressantSchizoaffectivedisorderthis is a disorder ofboth thought andmood, combinessymptoms ofschizophrenia andbipolarinsightthe ability toconnectexperiences tosymptoms ofour diagnosiscommunitywhen we findthis, werememberwe are notalongMedicationsWe takethese dailyto managesymptoms....Resiliencewhen wesurvivechallenges,we build...Stresseveryone needsto learn how tomanage this,even thosewithout mentalhealth diagnosesTraumaa response tointensely stressfulevent(s) orsituations. Theeffects can be long-lasting, but healingis possible.triggers"reminders" thatcan bring uponsymptoms, verycommon withtrauma andsubstance useTherapythis form oftreatment can beused alongsidemedication andoften involvestalkinganti-depressantsthis class ofmedicationhelps to treatlow moodantipsychoticsthis class ofmedicationscan helpmanagesymptoms ofpsychosisschizophreniathis thoughtdisorder diagnosisoften includesrecurring episodesof psychosis aswell a negativesymptomstressvulnerabilitymodeltheory of mentalillness thatacknowledgesbiological andenvironmentalfactorsacceptanceinstead of judgingor trying tochange what wecannot control,we can choose topractice...negativesymptomsNot to be confusedwith "bad," theseinvolve flat affect,isolation, andslowed thinkingand movementsSideEffectsnearly everymedication hasthese but wecan find waysto cope withthemMeditationone ofmany waysto practicemindfulnesspsychotropicsmedicationsthat addressmentalhealthsymptomsparanoiaAn intense,irrational,persistentthought processof fear andperceived threatHaldola first-generationantipsychoticmedication(starts with H)copingskillsThese can includemindfulness,hobbies, self-soothing,spirituality, andself-caregoalsfuture plans wewant toaccomplish thatcan motivate usto keep goingstigmanegative attitudeabout a feature ofa person or groupof people thatimplies socialdisapprovalpsychosisa main feature ofschizophreniaspectrumdiagnoses, caninclude positiveand negativesymptomsepisodea periodofincreasedsymptomsLithiumThis is a verycommonmoodstabilizingmedicationmaniacan includemood elevation,grandiosity,euphoria, andexcessiveenergyanti-anxiety/sedativesthis class ofmedicationsoften have acalming effectbut can beaddictiveBipolarIa diagnosis thatinvolves at leastone full manicepisode, often withperiods ofdepression andmood cyclingClozapinethis atypical orsecond-generationantipsychoticrequires regularblood monitoringmoodstabilizersthis medicationclass can help"level out"extremes ofmania anddepressionrelapsethis candescribe asetback inrecovery,especially withsubstance useanxietya feeling ofworry,nervousness,or uneaseMindfulnessthe practice ofrepeatedlybringing one'sattention to thepresent momentwithout judgementdepressiona low moodstate where wecan feelunmotivated,fatigued, and"blue"Symptomsthese arefeatures ofour mentalhealthdiagnosisisolationbehaviorassociated withmultiplediagnoses thatinvolves socialwithdrawalpositivesymptomsnot to beconfused with"Good," theseinvolve paranoia,hallucinations,and delusionsSSRIs"Selectiveserotoninreuptakeinhibitors:" oftenused as anantidepressantSchizoaffectivedisorderthis is a disorder ofboth thought andmood, combinessymptoms ofschizophrenia andbipolarinsightthe ability toconnectexperiences tosymptoms ofour diagnosiscommunitywhen we findthis, werememberwe are notalongMedicationsWe takethese dailyto managesymptoms....Resiliencewhen wesurvivechallenges,we build...Stresseveryone needsto learn how tomanage this,even thosewithout mentalhealth diagnosesTraumaa response tointensely stressfulevent(s) orsituations. Theeffects can be long-lasting, but healingis possible.triggers"reminders" thatcan bring uponsymptoms, verycommon withtrauma andsubstance useTherapythis form oftreatment can beused alongsidemedication andoften involvestalkinganti-depressantsthis class ofmedicationhelps to treatlow moodantipsychoticsthis class ofmedicationscan helpmanagesymptoms ofpsychosisschizophreniathis thoughtdisorder diagnosisoften includesrecurring episodesof psychosis aswell a negativesymptomstressvulnerabilitymodeltheory of mentalillness thatacknowledgesbiological andenvironmentalfactorsacceptanceinstead of judgingor trying tochange what wecannot control,we can choose topractice...negativesymptomsNot to be confusedwith "bad," theseinvolve flat affect,isolation, andslowed thinkingand movementsSideEffectsnearly everymedication hasthese but wecan find waysto cope withthemMeditationone ofmany waysto practicemindfulnesspsychotropicsmedicationsthat addressmentalhealthsymptoms

Living Well - 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. An intense, irrational, persistent thought process of fear and perceived threat
    paranoia
  2. a first-generation antipsychotic medication (starts with H)
    Haldol
  3. These can include mindfulness, hobbies, self-soothing, spirituality, and self-care
    coping skills
  4. future plans we want to accomplish that can motivate us to keep going
    goals
  5. negative attitude about a feature of a person or group of people that implies social disapproval
    stigma
  6. a main feature of schizophrenia spectrum diagnoses, can include positive and negative symptoms
    psychosis
  7. a period of increased symptoms
    episode
  8. This is a very common mood stabilizing medication
    Lithium
  9. can include mood elevation, grandiosity, euphoria, and excessive energy
    mania
  10. this class of medications often have a calming effect but can be addictive
    anti-anxiety/sedatives
  11. a diagnosis that involves at least one full manic episode, often with periods of depression and mood cycling
    Bipolar I
  12. this atypical or second-generation antipsychotic requires regular blood monitoring
    Clozapine
  13. this medication class can help "level out" extremes of mania and depression
    mood stabilizers
  14. this can describe a setback in recovery, especially with substance use
    relapse
  15. a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease
    anxiety
  16. the practice of repeatedly bringing one's attention to the present moment without judgement
    Mindfulness
  17. a low mood state where we can feel unmotivated, fatigued, and "blue"
    depression
  18. these are features of our mental health diagnosis
    Symptoms
  19. behavior associated with multiple diagnoses that involves social withdrawal
    isolation
  20. not to be confused with "Good," these involve paranoia, hallucinations, and delusions
    positive symptoms
  21. "Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors:" often used as an antidepressant
    SSRIs
  22. this is a disorder of both thought and mood, combines symptoms of schizophrenia and bipolar
    Schizoaffective disorder
  23. the ability to connect experiences to symptoms of our diagnosis
    insight
  24. when we find this, we remember we are not along
    community
  25. We take these daily to manage symptoms....
    Medications
  26. when we survive challenges, we build...
    Resilience
  27. everyone needs to learn how to manage this, even those without mental health diagnoses
    Stress
  28. a response to intensely stressful event(s) or situations. The effects can be long-lasting, but healing is possible.
    Trauma
  29. "reminders" that can bring upon symptoms, very common with trauma and substance use
    triggers
  30. this form of treatment can be used alongside medication and often involves talking
    Therapy
  31. this class of medication helps to treat low mood
    anti-depressants
  32. this class of medications can help manage symptoms of psychosis
    antipsychotics
  33. this thought disorder diagnosis often includes recurring episodes of psychosis as well a negative symptom
    schizophrenia
  34. theory of mental illness that acknowledges biological and environmental factors
    stress vulnerability model
  35. instead of judging or trying to change what we cannot control, we can choose to practice...
    acceptance
  36. Not to be confused with "bad," these involve flat affect, isolation, and slowed thinking and movements
    negative symptoms
  37. nearly every medication has these but we can find ways to cope with them
    Side Effects
  38. one of many ways to practice mindfulness
    Meditation
  39. medications that address mental health symptoms
    psychotropics