The tools offered here were developed from real clinical work. Each resource is designed to support engagement, reflection, and skill-building in recovery and therapeutic spaces. These are structured, practical materials created to help facilitators hold meaningful conversations with clarity and intention.
A printable engagement tool rooted in 12-step language and themes.
I created this bundle after noticing that not every moment in recovery spaces needs to be emotionally intense. Sometimes what’s most helpful is a structured, low-pressure activity that still keeps participants connected to recovery concepts.
These word searches incorporate language drawn from the 12 steps and broader recovery themes. The format invites focus and presence, while reinforcing familiar terms in a way that feels accessible rather than demanding.
A printable group tool for reflection, skill recognition, and connection in recovery spaces.
I created Recovery Bingo while facilitating substance use groups and realizing that sometimes engagement needs a little structure to get started. Recovery work can feel heavy, and not every session needs to begin with “go deep.” This tool offers a familiar format that lowers the barrier while still inviting meaningful reflection.
Using the structure of bingo, participants respond to prompts connected to coping skills, lived experiences, and recovery growth. The game element creates safety. The conversation creates depth.
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.