“That’snot myproblem.”“He’slosingit.”“Yourwellbeing ismoreimportant thanthe task.”“They’rebeingdramatic.”“How can Ihelp makethingseasier?”“Iappreciateyourhonesty.”“Thatsoundsreallydifficult.”“Youdeservesupport.”“Everyone’sanxiousthesedays.”“It’s okaynot to beokay.”“We’ve allbeen there– just geton with it.”“They justwantattention.”“Theyneed totoughenup.”“I’m hereif youneed totalk.”“What doyou needrightnow?”“It’s notlike they’vegot a realillness.”“Don’tbring thatdramahere.”“Whatwould feelsupportiveright now?”“I don’t haveall theanswers, butI want tosupport you.”“Your mentalhealth is justas valid asany otherhealth issue.”“If they can’tcope, maybethis job isn’tfor them.”“They shouldleave theirproblems atthe door.”“You’re doingyour best,and that’senough.”Free!“She’s notresilientenough.”“They’ve gotnothing to bedepressedabout.”“It’s allin theirhead.”“You don’thave topretend tobe okay withme.”“He’sjustlazy.”“We’rehere foryou.”“It’s braveof you tospeakup.”“Thanksfor sharingthat withme.”“She’salwaysmoaning.”“You justneed tothinkpositively.”“We all getstressed –it’s no bigdeal.”“They’retoosensitive.”“Take thetime youneed.”“Youmatter.”“She’s abitunstable.”“Thanksfor trustingme withthat.”“You’renot alonein this.”“They’realways offsick – theycan’t handlepressure.”“We don’thave time foremotionalstuff.”“Whycan’t theyjust snapout of it?”“Mentalhealthmatters, justlike physicalhealth.”“They’reprobablyexaggerating.”“Mentalhealth isn’ta workplaceissue.”“Let’s takethings onestep at atime.”“Let’sfigure thisouttogether.”“You’renot aburden.”“You’re doingsomethingreallycourageous.”“That’snot myproblem.”“He’slosingit.”“Yourwellbeing ismoreimportant thanthe task.”“They’rebeingdramatic.”“How can Ihelp makethingseasier?”“Iappreciateyourhonesty.”“Thatsoundsreallydifficult.”“Youdeservesupport.”“Everyone’sanxiousthesedays.”“It’s okaynot to beokay.”“We’ve allbeen there– just geton with it.”“They justwantattention.”“Theyneed totoughenup.”“I’m hereif youneed totalk.”“What doyou needrightnow?”“It’s notlike they’vegot a realillness.”“Don’tbring thatdramahere.”“Whatwould feelsupportiveright now?”“I don’t haveall theanswers, butI want tosupport you.”“Your mentalhealth is justas valid asany otherhealth issue.”“If they can’tcope, maybethis job isn’tfor them.”“They shouldleave theirproblems atthe door.”“You’re doingyour best,and that’senough.”Free!“She’s notresilientenough.”“They’ve gotnothing to bedepressedabout.”“It’s allin theirhead.”“You don’thave topretend tobe okay withme.”“He’sjustlazy.”“We’rehere foryou.”“It’s braveof you tospeakup.”“Thanksfor sharingthat withme.”“She’salwaysmoaning.”“You justneed tothinkpositively.”“We all getstressed –it’s no bigdeal.”“They’retoosensitive.”“Take thetime youneed.”“Youmatter.”“She’s abitunstable.”“Thanksfor trustingme withthat.”“You’renot alonein this.”“They’realways offsick – theycan’t handlepressure.”“We don’thave time foremotionalstuff.”“Whycan’t theyjust snapout of it?”“Mentalhealthmatters, justlike physicalhealth.”“They’reprobablyexaggerating.”“Mentalhealth isn’ta workplaceissue.”“Let’s takethings onestep at atime.”“Let’sfigure thisouttogether.”“You’renot aburden.”“You’re doingsomethingreallycourageous.”

Words Matter - 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. “That’s not my problem.”
  2. “He’s losing it.”
  3. “Your wellbeing is more important than the task.”
  4. “They’re being dramatic.”
  5. “How can I help make things easier?”
  6. “I appreciate your honesty.”
  7. “That sounds really difficult.”
  8. “You deserve support.”
  9. “Everyone’s anxious these days.”
  10. “It’s okay not to be okay.”
  11. “We’ve all been there – just get on with it.”
  12. “They just want attention.”
  13. “They need to toughen up.”
  14. “I’m here if you need to talk.”
  15. “What do you need right now?”
  16. “It’s not like they’ve got a real illness.”
  17. “Don’t bring that drama here.”
  18. “What would feel supportive right now?”
  19. “I don’t have all the answers, but I want to support you.”
  20. “Your mental health is just as valid as any other health issue.”
  21. “If they can’t cope, maybe this job isn’t for them.”
  22. “They should leave their problems at the door.”
  23. “You’re doing your best, and that’s enough.”
  24. Free!
  25. “She’s not resilient enough.”
  26. “They’ve got nothing to be depressed about.”
  27. “It’s all in their head.”
  28. “You don’t have to pretend to be okay with me.”
  29. “He’s just lazy.”
  30. “We’re here for you.”
  31. “It’s brave of you to speak up.”
  32. “Thanks for sharing that with me.”
  33. “She’s always moaning.”
  34. “You just need to think positively.”
  35. “We all get stressed – it’s no big deal.”
  36. “They’re too sensitive.”
  37. “Take the time you need.”
  38. “You matter.”
  39. “She’s a bit unstable.”
  40. “Thanks for trusting me with that.”
  41. “You’re not alone in this.”
  42. “They’re always off sick – they can’t handle pressure.”
  43. “We don’t have time for emotional stuff.”
  44. “Why can’t they just snap out of it?”
  45. “Mental health matters, just like physical health.”
  46. “They’re probably exaggerating.”
  47. “Mental health isn’t a workplace issue.”
  48. “Let’s take things one step at a time.”
  49. “Let’s figure this out together.”
  50. “You’re not a burden.”
  51. “You’re doing something really courageous.”