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Introduction to Psychoanalysis is not a self-help manual, a "help yourself" book, or even an encyclopedia. It is an introduction to understanding the complex mechanisms of the human psyche. Reading these lectures, you really imagine yourself as a student of the early twentieth century. At first, you study the lecturer with distrust, but with each new lesson you absorb his conclusions and dictums more and more carefully. And I have to say that Freud knows how to make you interested. He explains in an accessible way the essence of the unconscious, what it hides and how it affects our conscious life.

The author divided the book into 3 parts. It deals with erroneous actions and the intentions that provoke them; dreams and their symbolism; the theory of neuroses and libido, the Oedipus complex, and much more.