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by Dong-Gyu Moon (Author), Dong-Hyun Kwon (Author)
Hypnosis has depth, and that depth has structure. Within that structure, the subconscious operates in ways that bear no resemblance to what has long been understood.
This book introduces the Ultra Depth(TM) Process: a system born from over half a century of clinical development. Walter Sichort discovered its foundation in the mid-1960s, and James Ramey carried that work forward over four decades, shaping it into a transmissible process. From this lineage, the authors observed phenomena across decades of their own clinical practice that the existing paradigm could not account for. The conclusion that emerged was not that exceptions were unusual, but that the underlying premises had been wrong.
From those observations comes a structured argument for why a third-generation paradigm of hypnosis is necessary. The Sichort-Ramey lineage and the ICS paradigm meet here: two independent streams of observation, separated by geography and decades, pointing to the same conclusion.
This is not a manual of technique. It is a reorientation in how depth is understood and how the subconscious is perceived. For practitioners, researchers, and anyone willing to question premises long taken for granted.
The first comprehensive English-language reference dedicated exclusively to Ultra Depth and the ICS Third-Generation Hypnosis Paradigm.
