This research series introduces Identity Collapse Therapy, exploring identity collapse in clinical models and implications for transformation.
This research series introduces Identity Collapse Therapy (ICT) as a scientifically structured alternative to traditional psychological and therapeutic identity models. It presents ICT as a post-cognitive framework grounded in predictive processing, Default Mode Network modulation, quantum cognition, and narrative deactivation. The papers explore the neurological, structural, and symbolic dimensions of identity collapse—arguing that identity is a predictive filter, not a fixed psychological trait. The series offers empirical theory, clinical modeling, and post-narrative design principles for transformation beyond the therapeutic paradigm.
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Don Gaconnet (2025) studied this question.
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