Edward Glover put forth the view that all psychotherapy, other than classical analysis, was only suggestion. Franz Alexander suggested that all analysis be modified into dynamic psychotherapy. Struggling between these extremes, Wallerstein attempts to ask some meaningful questions about the relationship of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. He poses such questions as: is there a scientific psychotherapy apart from psychoanalysis? What are the similarities and differences between psychoanalysis and dynamic psychotherapy? What are our problems, as psychoanalysts, in doing psychotherapy? Answers are presented which summarize many points of view. One disturbing facet is that all the relevant references date from the mid-1950's or before.