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Such as recover, slack off, synthesis, etc.

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This answer is up to date as of Scarlet/Violet's first DLC expansion

Heals directly

  • Roost
  • Slack Off
  • Synthesis
  • Recover
  • Soft-Boiled
  • Moonlight
  • Milk Drink
  • Morning Sun
  • Heal Order
  • Shore Up
  • Lunar Blessing

Heals over turns

  • Aqua Ring
  • Ingrain
  • Grassy Terrain
  • Sappy Seed

Absorbs health from opponent

  • Giga Drain
  • Mega Drain
  • Absorb
  • Horn Leech
  • Drain Punch
  • Leech Life
  • Bouncy Bubble
  • Draining Kiss
  • Horn Leech
  • Oblivion Wing
  • Parabolic Charge
  • Bitter Blade
  • Matcha Gotcha

Heals opponents and allies

  • Heal Pulse (opponents or allies only)
  • Floral Healing (opponents or allies only)
  • Present (may damage, may heal)

Others

  • Pain Split (when you have lower health than opponent)
  • Swallow (after Stockpile)
  • Wish (after a turn)
  • Rest (puts you to Sleep however)
  • Leech Seed (saps opponent's health)
  • Dream Eater (when opponent is asleep)
  • Lunar Dance (kills you, but heals switch-in)
  • Healing Wish (kills you, but heals switch-in)
  • Life Dew (heals yourself and allies)
  • Jungle Healing (heals HP and status of self and allies)
  • Pollen Puff (heals when targeting an ally)
  • Purify (if the opponent is poisoned, the poison is cured and the user regains health)
  • Strength Sap (heals you more the higher your opponent’s attack stat is)
  • Revival Blessing (revives fainted party Pokemon to half HP)

Yep, that's it.
http://pokemondb.net/move/all
Ctrl + G on Google Chrome, and enter 'HP'.

There are also certain abilities and items that restore HP as well, given the correct circumstances.

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what about dreameater ???
It's on there. Draining kiss isn't though. But this looks old, not sure what gen it refers too, pretty sure draining kiss just came out in xy. I just battled a team and one of their Mon's had Wish and I have no idea how it works. It looks like he used it once and on the following turn it healed the user. Then he used it a second time and either switched or I ko'd him and it healed his switch-in. So I'm trying to figure out, can it heal a switch-in on the following turn, or only the user?
Well if you look at the date you can see it’s from early 2013. So up to date as of Gen 5.
And yeah Wish heals any Pokémon that switches in place of the Pokémon that used it. It also heals based on the real value of the user’s HP, so that strategy is very effective when using a Pokémon with high base HP.
Matcha Gotcha!
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HP healing: recover, softboiled, milk drink, heal order, slack off, roost, healing wish(sacrifices yourself to heal teamate), wish(2 turns), synthesis, moonlight, morning sun, ingrain(equal to leftovers boost), rest(Heals HP and status while putting yourself to sleep), aqua ring(equal to leftovers boost),pain split(if you have less health), heal pulse(opponent/ally), swallow(after stockpile), Present(can heal/damage opponent/ally), lunar dance(sacrifices yourself to heal teamate)

Status: refresh, aromatherapy, heal bell, rest(heals HP and status and puts yourself to sleep)

Damages opponent(HP draining): absorb, mega drain, giga drain, leech life, drain punch, leech seed, dream eater, horn leech
Source: looked through a list of moves: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_moves

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