Identity Collapse Therapy™
Identity Collapse Therapy™ (ICT): A Scientific Methodology for Post-Psychological Identity Termination
Identity Collapse Therapy™ is a clinical framework for dismantling and eliminating dysfunctional identity structures through a structured, field-aware process. It was developed by Don Gaconnet to provide a non-therapeutic, non-coaching pathway to permanent self-model dissolution.
ICT is not a method of self-integration. It does not reinforce the narrative self, nor does it facilitate identity repair. Rather, it targets and collapses the underlying architecture of the identity system itself—producing measurable structural disengagement and post-narrative coherence.
“Official Open Access Archive via OSF: Identity Collapse Therapy Scientific Series” - https://osf.io/y9tp6/
Scientific Definition:
Identity Collapse Therapy™ is a non-reflective, non-performative system for terminating recursive identity formation. The process is designed to return the individual to a zero-state: a non-narrative condition of structural coherence, unburdened by psychological self-referencing loops.
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Protocol Outcomes:
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Structural deactivation of identity-bound behavioral patterns
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Measurable reduction in recursive internal narration and cognitive dissonance
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Stabilized non-egoic decision architecture
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Emergence of field-based, function-driven engagement patterns
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Clinical Use Cases:
ICT has been utilized in the structural resolution of:
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Role-based behavioral entrapment in executive and leadership populations
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Chronic decision fatigue and high-functioning cognitive fragmentation
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Post-therapy collapse in individuals who have exhausted conventional psychological systems
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Identity destabilization following spiritual bypass, ego inflation, or misapplied self-awareness practices
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What ICT Replaces:
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Traditional narrative-based psychotherapy
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Integration-centric coaching or personal development models
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Role-enforcing leadership and mindset programs
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Research Foundation:
ICT is grounded in field-based structural theory, post-cognitive transformation studies, and zero-state induction protocols developed over two decades of real-world systems engagement, collapse observation, and post-self tracking.
Clinical research is ongoing and includes applied protocols across executive leadership, trauma deconstruction, and archetypal role collapse.
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Engagement Methodology:
ICT is not offered as a program, certification, or scalable product. It is delivered through direct field engagement, structural collapse protocols, and clinically-aware private intensives facilitated by the founder: Don Gaconnet
