SIP Research - Publications

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Scholarly work related to Subconscious Integrative Psychotherapy (SIP) is currently under development and peer review. This page will be updated as manuscripts are accepted and published.

Manuscripts Under Review

 

Subconscious Integrative Psychotherapy:
A State-Based Framework for Observing Self-Organizing Emotional Integration

 

This manuscript introduces SIP as a developing, state-based psychotherapeutic framework and defines the Integrative Trance State (ITS) as a reproducible experiential condition relevant to emotional integration. The paper describes the conceptual foundations of the framework, outlines principles guiding ethical facilitation, and situates SIP within established bodies of research including psychotherapy integration, attachment theory, trauma-informed care, hypnosis research, and affective neuroscience.

The manuscript is grounded in systematic clinical observation and focuses on descriptive and conceptual clarity rather than treatment efficacy or comparative claims. It is currently under peer review.

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In Preparation

 

Additional manuscripts examining phenomenological organization, constraint-sensitive pacing, and implications for psychotherapy integration are in preparation.