This book of 29 essays is, according to its jacket, “about how psychotherapy has been changed—for the better and worse—in the modern age.” To put together such a book is an ambitious undertaking. There are many topics about which to write and diverse perspectives from which to view the past, the present, and the future. Additionally, there is the problem of whom the book is written for, whom to address. Is the audience graduate students? Experienced Clinicians? Cognitive therapists? Psychoanalytic therapists? Again referring to the book's jacket, we read that Rutan's