Paul Bloom, a psychology professor at the University of Toronto and a Yale emeritus, dives into a century of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. He discusses Freud's immense influence on modern psychology and critiques his traditional methods, especially regarding sensitive topics. Bloom also highlights the resurgence of Jungian therapy and the pivotal role of psychiatric medication versus talk therapy. Ultimately, he calls for innovative approaches in psychotherapy to adapt to evolving mental health needs.