MindfulnessACTAvoidanceTakeeffective,committedactionAccept yourthoughtsand feelingsCommittedActionPain vsSufferingMindfulMovementConnectwith yourValues8StepsSelf-as-ContextPsychologicalFlexibilityMeditationObservingSelfContactwith thePresentMomentBreathingExercisesThinkingSelfFlexibilityofAttentionAttitude ofOpennessandCuriosityValuesMindsight123'sof ACTDefusionPlans,Judges,ComparesTuesdayFocus,Attention,AwarenessHexaflexAcceptanceAwarenessProcess, notThinkingProcessMindfulnessACTAvoidanceTakeeffective,committedactionAccept yourthoughtsand feelingsCommittedActionPain vsSufferingMindfulMovementConnectwith yourValues8StepsSelf-as-ContextPsychologicalFlexibilityMeditationObservingSelfContactwith thePresentMomentBreathingExercisesThinkingSelfFlexibilityofAttentionAttitude ofOpennessandCuriosityValuesMindsight123'sof ACTDefusionPlans,Judges,ComparesTuesdayFocus,Attention,AwarenessHexaflexAcceptanceAwarenessProcess, notThinkingProcess

Intro to ACT - 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. Mindfulness
  2. ACT
  3. Avoidance
  4. Take effective, committed action
  5. Accept your thoughts and feelings
  6. Committed Action
  7. Pain vs Suffering
  8. Mindful Movement
  9. Connect with your Values
  10. 8 Steps
  11. Self-as-Context
  12. Psychological Flexibility
  13. Meditation
  14. Observing Self
  15. Contact with the Present Moment
  16. Breathing Exercises
  17. Thinking Self
  18. Flexibility of Attention
  19. Attitude of Openness and Curiosity
  20. Values
  21. Mindsight
  22. 123's of ACT
  23. Defusion
  24. Plans, Judges, Compares
  25. Tuesday
  26. Focus, Attention, Awareness
  27. Hexaflex
  28. Acceptance
  29. Awareness Process, not Thinking Process