How do youthink untreatedmental healthstruggles canconnect tosubstance use?How doessubstance useaffectrelationshipswith family andfriends?What role dofamily andculture play inhow peopleview addiction?Why do youthink recoveryfrom addictionis a lifelongprocess?How do youthink addictionaffects aperson’s futuregoals anddreams?Why is itsometimesharder for teensto ask for helpthan adults?How can someoneknow thedifference betweenhaving fun andusing substancesto escape?If you noticed aclassmatewithdrawingfrom everyone,what would youdo?If someonesays “it’s notaddictive, I canstop anytime,”how would yourespond?What do youthink is harder:saying “no” thefirst time, orstopping onceyou’ve started?Why do you thinkit’s important tobreak the stigmaaround bothmental healthand addiction?How do youfeel whensomeone reallylistens to youwithoutjudging?How do youthink mentalhealth strugglescan sometimesget mistaken for“bad behavior”?What’s onemessage you’dwant every teento hear abouttaking care ofthemselves?What risks dovaping, alcohol,or drugs poseto a teen’smental health?How do you feelwhen someonechecks in on youjust to makesure you’reokay?How do youusually noticewhen you’restarting to feelanxious orstressed?When do youthink “tryingsomethingonce” becomesa risk foraddiction?Why do youthink vapinghas becomepopularamong teens?What mythshave youheard aboutvaping ordrinking?What’s themost importantthing you’velearned aboutprotecting yourmental health?What are someunhelpful thingspeople saywhensomeone’sstruggling?Share astory about atime youachieved agoal.If you could sendone message toteens aboutavoidingaddiction, whatwould it be?How do youthink untreatedmental healthstruggles canconnect tosubstance use?How doessubstance useaffectrelationshipswith family andfriends?What role dofamily andculture play inhow peopleview addiction?Why do youthink recoveryfrom addictionis a lifelongprocess?How do youthink addictionaffects aperson’s futuregoals anddreams?Why is itsometimesharder for teensto ask for helpthan adults?How can someoneknow thedifference betweenhaving fun andusing substancesto escape?If you noticed aclassmatewithdrawingfrom everyone,what would youdo?If someonesays “it’s notaddictive, I canstop anytime,”how would yourespond?What do youthink is harder:saying “no” thefirst time, orstopping onceyou’ve started?Why do you thinkit’s important tobreak the stigmaaround bothmental healthand addiction?How do youfeel whensomeone reallylistens to youwithoutjudging?How do youthink mentalhealth strugglescan sometimesget mistaken for“bad behavior”?What’s onemessage you’dwant every teento hear abouttaking care ofthemselves?What risks dovaping, alcohol,or drugs poseto a teen’smental health?How do you feelwhen someonechecks in on youjust to makesure you’reokay?How do youusually noticewhen you’restarting to feelanxious orstressed?When do youthink “tryingsomethingonce” becomesa risk foraddiction?Why do youthink vapinghas becomepopularamong teens?What mythshave youheard aboutvaping ordrinking?What’s themost importantthing you’velearned aboutprotecting yourmental health?What are someunhelpful thingspeople saywhensomeone’sstruggling?Share astory about atime youachieved agoal.If you could sendone message toteens aboutavoidingaddiction, whatwould it be?

Recovery 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. How do you think untreated mental health struggles can connect to substance use?
  2. How does substance use affect relationships with family and friends?
  3. What role do family and culture play in how people view addiction?
  4. Why do you think recovery from addiction is a lifelong process?
  5. How do you think addiction affects a person’s future goals and dreams?
  6. Why is it sometimes harder for teens to ask for help than adults?
  7. How can someone know the difference between having fun and using substances to escape?
  8. If you noticed a classmate withdrawing from everyone, what would you do?
  9. If someone says “it’s not addictive, I can stop anytime,” how would you respond?
  10. What do you think is harder: saying “no” the first time, or stopping once you’ve started?
  11. Why do you think it’s important to break the stigma around both mental health and addiction?
  12. How do you feel when someone really listens to you without judging?
  13. How do you think mental health struggles can sometimes get mistaken for “bad behavior”?
  14. What’s one message you’d want every teen to hear about taking care of themselves?
  15. What risks do vaping, alcohol, or drugs pose to a teen’s mental health?
  16. How do you feel when someone checks in on you just to make sure you’re okay?
  17. How do you usually notice when you’re starting to feel anxious or stressed?
  18. When do you think “trying something once” becomes a risk for addiction?
  19. Why do you think vaping has become popular among teens?
  20. What myths have you heard about vaping or drinking?
  21. What’s the most important thing you’ve learned about protecting your mental health?
  22. What are some unhelpful things people say when someone’s struggling?
  23. Share a story about a time you achieved a goal.
  24. If you could send one message to teens about avoiding addiction, what would it be?