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Recovery Bingo: "The Sequel"

$4.99

A printable group tool for continued reflection, connection, and recovery engagement.

After using the original Recovery Bingo in groups, I found that participants were ready for new questions — not more intensity, just more depth. This sequel builds on the same familiar structure, with 53 new prompts designed to expand conversation around growth, values, self-awareness, and the realities of recovery.

The format stays consistent so it feels accessible. The content invites participants to go a little further — at their own pace.

A printable group tool for continued reflection, connection, and recovery engagement.

After using the original Recovery Bingo in groups, I found that participants were ready for new questions — not more intensity, just more depth. This sequel builds on the same familiar structure, with 53 new prompts designed to expand conversation around growth, values, self-awareness, and the realities of recovery.

The format stays consistent so it feels accessible. The content invites participants to go a little further — at their own pace.

What’s Included

  • 30 unique bingo cards (2 per page, 15 pages total)

  • Master call sheet with 53 new prompts

  • Printable PDF download

How I Use It

I often bring this version in when:

  • A group has already used the original and needs something fresh

  • Participants are ready for deeper reflection but still benefit from structure

  • Alumni spaces want meaningful engagement without forcing vulnerability

The game element keeps things grounded. The prompts open space for insight.

Format

Digital PDF download. Print and reuse as needed.
(Laminating the cards makes it easy to bring back again and again.)

A Note on Use

This tool is designed to support structured discussion in recovery-focused settings. It complements therapeutic work but does not replace clinical treatment.