(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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How does meeting your basic needs help you stay sober?
How does building a strong foundation help prevent relapse?
What’s something new you’ve learned about yourself during treatment?
How do you practice self-respect and self-care?
What’s one way you can improve your emotional well-being?
How does staying sober improve your safety and well-being?
What does a “safe space” mean to you, and where do you feel safest?
How can you give back or help others in recovery?
What coping skill helps you feel secure when facing stress?
How do you express yourself creatively or uniquely?
If you could give advice to someone starting recovery, what would you say?
What’s one talent or skill you have that makes you feel confident?
What’s one way your mindset about life has changed in recovery?
Why is getting enough sleep important for recovery?
How has being in treatment helped you feel more connected?
Name one accomplishment you’re proud of since starting recovery.
What does living up to your full potential mean to you?
Name one thing you’re grateful for that helps you meet your basic needs.
How has substance use affected your physical health in the past?
What’s one way you can build trust with others?
How does a stable routine help with recovery?
What’s one goal you have for yourself in recovery?
How do you respond when you receive a compliment?
How has substance use affected your relationships in the past?
What’s your favorite way to relax and recharge your body?
What’s one boundary you’ve learned to set for yourself in recovery?
What is one healthy habit you’ve started in recovery (e.g., sleep, nutrition, hydration)?
Name one person who has supported you in recovery.
What does a healthy friendship look like to you?
What is one positive affirmation you can tell yourself?