(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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You feel proud of your work
Presenter says “Let’s take a deep dive”
Someone mentions the Seeking Safety curriculum
Free pen or stress ball at an exhibitor table
You meet someone who works in harm reduction
You post about NBHN’s booth and tag us
You thank a presenter personally
PowerPoint decides not to cooperate
Someone’s badge flips backward mid-conversation
Someone asks for “resources or handouts”
A session runs over time
You see someone wearing their lanyard backwards
Someone says “client-centered care”
Someone shares a success story
You join a table of strangers
The coffee line is longer than the keynote
You find someone who’s been to MAARCH before
There’s a mention of “burnout” or “self-care”
You hear the word “evidence-based”
You hear the phrase “meeting clients where they’re at”
You spot a QR code on a slide
You talk to someone from a different states
Someone’s phone goes off during a session
You realize how far your clients have come
You hear a story that gives you chills
Someone mentions the word “resilience”
You hear laughter in a session
You take a selfie with a new colleagues
Presenter references “ASAM dimensions”
“Can everyone hear me okay?”
You catch someone taking extra snacks for later
Someone sneaks out during a session
You share or hear a recovery success story
You attend a breakout session you didn’t plan to
You overhear “Where’s the next session?”
A presenter uses “journey” as a metaphor
You talk about trauma or PTSD
You ask a question in a session
Someone mentions “trauma-informed care”
Someone brings up “harm reduction”
A slide includes too many acronyms
Someone says, “We should collaborate”
Discussion about “co-occurring disorders”
Someone says, “We’re all in this together”
Someone says “self-care” more than once in one sentence