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Title: Delusional Thinking
Review: Yes, this book is of historical interest, in the same sort of shameful way that lobotomies are of historical interest. Bettelheim's success rate was mostly fabricated. There is good evidence that he abused the troubled children in his care. (See, for example, the evidence in "The Creation of Dr. B" by Richard Pollack). Primarily he was a charlatan, able to pull the wool over the public's eyes in large part because he practiced in the fuzzy field of psychoanalysis, with its near absence of scientific rigors. The book is evidently lots of fun for people who have never had to deal with real mental illness. It's appallingly cruel to parents of autistic children, particularly the mothers.
