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Cathy Lee

Iâ??m often inspired by the poetry of Jeff Foster. A favourite of mine is his poem Let a Feeling Crack You Open from his book You Were Never Broken. His words speak to the possibility of meeting our...

Lisa Barrett

Off the top of my head, the book 'Return to Love' by Marianne Williamson is the one I can always remember the name of ! I also think the 'School of Life' regularly has some great episodes- relevant,...

Carolyn Choy

A poem that inspires me is Desiderata by Max Erhmann [https://cchoy.com.au/desiderata/] and the poem Wild Geese by Mary Oliver [https://cchoy.com.au/wild-geese/]

Gaye Mallinson

I love books/films/songs/art that inspire deep emotions from within. I love to feel the story and imagine (or identify with) being on that journey even if it's challenging. For that reason I have a...

Lu Migliore

I love high energy music as use it as a pick me up when I need a boost. I still love INXS' Burn for you!

Eric Rangel Oliveira

One work of art that truly inspires me is Cinema Paradiso. This film beautifully captures the power of art to provide comfort and escape from lifeâ??s struggles. It also celebrates nostalgia,...

Robyn Bowman

Growing Yourself Up by Jenny Brown The Happiness Trap by Russ Harris. Inside Out (Movie)

Ann Edvall

Scattered minds, When the body says no and The myths of normal by Gabor Mate.

Liela Vergara

Tuesdays with Morrie written by Mitch Albom

Helen Basili

Some books I have recently enjoyed are Too Much Lip by Melissa Lucashenko, The White Girl by Tony Birch, Mother of Strangers by Suad Amiry, Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Patsy by Nicole...

Rima Alkadamani

One book that has deeply inspired me is â??The Prophetâ? by Khalil Gibran. Its poetic reflections on love, joy, sorrow, and the human experience beautifully capture the complexities of life and...

Sebastian Kinne

I draw inspiration from many sources. Irvin Yalomâ??s The Gift of Therapy reminds me of the depth and simplicity of the therapeutic encounter. Films like The Matrix speak to the possibility of waking...

Uri Bookman

One timeless inspiration has been Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, a poetic novel tracing a seekerâ??s path to wisdom through self-discovery and unity with natureâ??a reflection of my own ongoing...

Xanthe Katsouras

Too many, to mention but most recently, The Peanut Butter Falcon (movie), the book Red, Hot & Holy by Sera Beak, another book, The Love Song of the Universe. Stan Walker's song I AM.

Reed Everingham

This question is challenging as life is full of wonder and inspired moments. Reflecting on the human condition, one of my all-time favourite films is Little Miss Sunshine (2006). It touches on so...

Priscilla Schwartzman

Van Gogh is my favourite artist. Itâ??s hard to choose just one piece, because his entire body of work moves me each time I see it. His paintings have a way of expressing feeling beyond words,...

Reza Nejad

The most inspirational Movies are A beautiful mind and Schindler's List The most inspirational books Beloved and White Teeth

Vassilka Dimitrova

This is a difficult question as there have been plenty of books, films, and other works of art that have influenced me and have inspired me over the years. Some examples are the works of Akira...

Travis Grogan

I really liked the movie Perfect Days by Wim Wenders. It says to me there is beauty in the world no matter what, provided we learn how to see it.

Gary Bunker

The book â??The happiest man aliveâ? is an inspiration to me. The difference between being happy and being miserable isnâ??t what happens to us; Eddie Jaku lived through horrendous events, had...

Debby Heath

Any book, film, song or work of art that moves me emotionally inspires me to be kinder, more compassionate and more courageous.

Jacs Powell

Start Today by Gorilla Biscuits. Extraordinary Machine by Fiona Apple. Santeria by Sublime. We See you by Gang Called Speed.

Oliver Brooke

No bad parts - Richard Schwartz

Megan McGrath

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy. Itâ??s simple, profound, and a beautiful reminder of the power of kindness, courage, and connection.

Morag Paterson

So many! On becoming a person - Carl Rogers Mans Search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl Irvin Yalom's books The Happiness Trap- Russ Harris 'This is Me' Keala Settle and The Greatest Showman...

Gabriele (Gabe) Marranci

Carl Jungâ??s The Red Book has deeply influenced my view of the psych, its symbolic language, its complexity, and the importance of inner dialogue. It taught me that healing is not just about...

Ron Dowd

James Hillman's The Dream and The Underworld had a big impact on me, and continues to inspire me that we are so much more than we might think we are. The existentialist classic The...

Gregory Poll

â??Manâ??s Search for Meaningâ? by Viktor E. Frankl The Road Less Travelled by M. Scott Peck The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle Dead Poets Society The Pursuit of Happyness Good...

Carolyn Zantis

Sooo many inspirations. I gravitate to books and films that celebrate the individual's courage to stand for justice and humane values, even at the risk of social or personal ostracism. Where...

Nathan Dick

The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I see myself primarily/first as a parent. I have three children, but I feel the responsibility of parenting extends beyond my immediate family. The relationship in...

Ash Rehn

A great resource for gay and bisexual men is Out of the Shadows: Reimagining Gay Mens Lives which was published by Walt Odets in 2019. I would encourage any man who is struggling with aspects of gay...

Hadass Segal

I am profoundly inspired by artists in all media.

Brenda Rowlandson

There are so many! I'm inspired 'in the moment'. I would rather experience a moment of inspiration, or awe, than hold one or two things that I consider the inspiration. There is much in the world to...

Alexandra Page

A Man's Search for Meaning - Victor Frankl The Gift of Therapy - Irvin Yalom

Steve Bonanno

This has nothing to do with therapy, but gosh, I love it... skydiving followed by surfing. Just sublime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2zKARkpDW4

Ernst Meyer

In recent time (September 2024), the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has been a very powerful source of confirmation for my clinical work. It has the potential to change the way...

Alda Curtis

Iâ??m inspired by Brené Brownâ??s The Power of Vulnerability. Her work beautifully highlights the courage it takes to be open and authentic, and how real growth comes from embracing our...

Cecilia Calnan

As a bible believing Christian, the bible still manages to amaze me every day.

Clara Luxford

Currently reading The Year of Magical Thinking, by Joan Dideon, about her journey of grief after losing her husband John Dunne. Beautifully observed and very readable too. I have just finished the...

Nev Guven

I'm highly interested in Dolores Cannon's work in Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique. This is my area of interest in books and training events that inspires me.

Suzanne Rosenberg

The Rose by Amanda McBroom has been a long-time favourite; then came Lean on Me by Bill Withers; You Raise me Up by Josh Groban; and most recently I Will be Here by Stephen Curtis Chapman.

Karen Druce

Regardless of the medium, I'm attracted to anything quirky, off-beat, hilarious, thought provoking, emotionally salient. To pick just one, the French comedy Amelie, with Audrey Tautou, is a...

Fiona Giles

The Polish film Cold War (2018) has everything: romance, music, politics, history, glamour, psychological depth and tragedy. It is exquisitely shot in black and white, and deservedly won many awards....

Tania Djipalo

I adore the movie The Age of Adeline for the wonderful meaning about change that it offers. Victor Frankl Mans Search for Meaning A very small and unimposing book about the power imagining a...

Geoff Heard

The Spell of the Sensuous'; Perception and Language in a More Than Human World' by David Abram.

George Turnure

Coming Through Slaughter (Michael Ondaatje), Paris Texas (Wim Wenders), Descent into the Maelstrom (Radio Birdman), William Kentridge

Tessa Ipp

Ron Kurtz's book Graceful Unfolding, and Ram Dass's book, Be Love Now.

Karen Rose

Good Inside, by Dr Becky Kennedy. A must-read, and pretty much sums up my approach when working with children and parents. Kids are good :)

David Anthony

Too many to nameâ?¦ I mostly get moved by music, art, and books - not so much by movies. Music serves a thousand roles - from Phoenix or Chaka Khan making me dance, to choral music that brings me to...

Steven Segal

Long walk to freedom: the autobiography of Nelson Mandela.

Martina Palombi

The books: Family Evaluation, an approach based on Bowen theory, by M. Kerr and M. Bowen Family therapy in clinical practice, by M. Bowen Growing yourself up, how to bring your best to all...

Philipa Thornton

So many. Recently it has been Lost Connections by Johann Hari. I loved he wrote about his personal journey with depression and what he thought was the leading cause. It is a well written book, with...

Stefan Durlach

There are too many to name! Some that come to mind are: Movies: The Truman Show, Revolutionary Road. Amazing Grace, Authors: Hermann Hesse, Llewellyn Vaughan Lee, Ken Wilber Music: Adele singing...

Marie Mooney

Music- anything by Bruce Springsteen and lots of other music as well! Nature photography The sound of birds and the wind in the trees Books - To Kill A Mockingbird (Harper Lee), Broken Open...

Rina Taub

The Language of Flowers The Streetsweeper To Kill a Mockingbird The Diary Anne Frank

Teresa Wilkinson

John O'Donohue's book called Internal Echoes: Exploring our Hunger to Belong.

Nicole Kinnaird

Loads and loads! Most things inspire me to be honest because they come from the creative part of us and I am interested in that in almost every form. I love wandering in galleries, bookstores, going...

Amanda Dounis

There is a song I remember from when I was young if theres one thing in my life that's missing, its the time that I spend alone. I would love the words and the story to it. Yet today I see how...

Rebecca Anderson

One of my favourite books in psychology is 'The Dance of Anger' by Harriet Lerner.

Jennifer Fox

Too many to name, however, certain Buddhist chants and visualisations truly inspire me and keep me buoyant and grateful.

Deb Gavan

I love reading, films, art and theatre. I am studying (law) at the moment; so my head is often in text books right now, but reading novels is an accessible joy.

Jean Gamble

Neville Symington - the Making of a Psychotherapist Julie Henderson - How to feel as Good as Possible despite Everything Serge Benhayon - The Way it Is Tina Kopa & Catherine Wood Sounds of Soul

Erin Galt

That's a hard one to answer as there are so many, though I'm currently reading 'Surrender' by Bono from U2 which has me hooked. Bono writes about his own personal journeys through his relationships...

Howard Colin-Thome

Seinfeld, bad humour and anything entertaining is regenerative. All stories of people coming through adversity are insipiring.

Kerstin Buccoliero

The Faithful Gardener - Audio book by Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes

Mia Kennedy

I enjoy Christmas. The smell of cinnamon; decorating the house; Christmas lights are all traditions filled with nostalgia for me. I also like the fact that December is a time where joy seems to be...

Martin Hemsley

The Shaman's Body by Arnold Mindell