The following resources are connected to the ongoing development and application of the Fossett Framework across identity disruption, grief, restoration, theology, anthropology, emotional labor, and contemporary human experience.
Areas of Ongoing Development
- The Fossett Framework
- Identity Disruption
- Restoration Before Reconstruction
- Grief and Loss
- Theology & Anthropology
- Emotional Labor
- Meaning Reconstruction
- Human Identity in an Age of AI Acceleration
Future Resource Categories
Additional resources, articles, publications, framework applications, and interdisciplinary discussions will continue to expand as the Fossett Framework develops across academic, practical, theological, and relational contexts.
Publications & Resources
The following publications and educational resources are connected to the continuing development of the Fossett Framework and its exploration of identity disruption, grief, restoration, emotional labor, theology, anthropology, and human continuity.
Current Publications
Peer-Reviewed Research
The Fossett Framework: A Theological–Anthropological Model of Identity Rupture and Re-Formation
Douglas B. Fossett
On Knowing Humanity, 10(2), 18–26 (2026)
The Fossett Framework presents a theological-anthropological model for understanding identity disruption, restoration, and re-formation following life’s significant losses and transitions. Integrating Christian theology, philosophical anthropology, and grief theory, the framework offers a conceptual foundation for research, ministry, counseling, and interdisciplinary dialogue.
DOI: 10.62141/okh.v10i2.247
External Resources
Additional framework resources, publications, educational materials, and ongoing ecosystem developments connected to the Fossett Framework may also be found through the primary framework website.
The Fossett Framework 