Weight Loss Support Group Bingo
Get to know fellow support group members through optional conversations about favourite walking routes, shared cooking and time for rest. Choose squares that feel comfortable for your group.
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Get to know fellow support group members through optional conversations about favourite walking routes, shared cooking and time for rest. Choose squares that feel comfortable for your group.
How to run this activity
Qualified facilitator-led optional wellbeing conversation. No weigh-ins, targets, numbers, health histories, food policing or body comparisons. Allow solo/quiet participation and replacing squares.
Facilitator guidance
Have a qualified facilitator lead, give a brief example and encourage introductions without requiring personal disclosures. Check the group size and participants’ interests when choosing squares, and consider a 3×3 board for a small group. On a 5×5 board, aim for a line of five rather than a full card; adjust the winning line to suit smaller boards. Keep participation voluntary, with options to pass, replace squares or take part quietly or alone.
Safety and inclusion
Use inclusive, body-neutral language and never pressure anyone to share private information, including weights, measurements, dieting disclosures or health histories. Avoid medical claims and public claims about participants’ outcomes.
Full prompt list
- Someone who enjoys a regular walking route
- A person who cooks a satisfying meal
- Someone who values sleeping well
- A participant who likes gentle movement
- Someone who celebrates non-scale progress
- Someone who enjoys trying different nourishing meals
- Someone who uses supportive language
- A participant who prefers realistic goals
- Someone who likes a satisfying snack
- A person who enjoys shared cooking
- Someone who plans time for rest
- A participant who likes swimming
- Someone who knows a simple meal-prep tip
- A person who values flexible habits
- Someone who enjoys strength training
- A participant who avoids comparing bodies
- Someone who likes a fun dance class
- A person who appreciates small improvements
- Someone who keeps water nearby
- A participant who chooses flexible, self-directed routines
- Someone who likes outdoor hobbies
- A person who treats setbacks with kindness
- Someone who asks for qualified advice when needed
- A participant who shares an encouraging takeaway