"The Myth of Psychotherapy: Mental Healing as Religion, Rhetoric, and Repression" by Thomas Szasz is a provocative non-fiction book that questions the foundations of psychotherapy. Szasz argues that the concept of mental illness is both flawed and immoral, casting the practices of psychotherapy in a new light. He draws parallels between psychological healing methods and religious as well as rhetorical aspects that often lead to the repression of individuals. With over four hundred articles and nineteen books, Szasz has made a significant contribution to the discussion on psychiatry and mental health. This book is a critical examination of the role of psychotherapy in society and offers an in-depth analysis of the ethical implications associated with the treatment of mental illnesses.