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Neuman, R. (2024). Reconceptualizing the role of direct support staff for adults with intellectual disabilities by introducing the holistic support model. Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability, 1–12.

Neuman, R. (2024). Older Parents to an Adult Child with Intellectual Disability: Balancing Dependence with Separation. Journal of Applied Gerontology

Neuman, R., Reiter, S. & Karni, N. (2023). Expressions of a humanistic orientation among service providers supporting adults with Intellectual Disabilities. Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, 20(4), 394-404.

Neuman, R., Reiter, S. & Brown, R.I. (2023). The Humanistic Perspective as 'a Lighthouse' for the Perception of QOL/FQOL and its Application. Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities.

Neuman, R. (2023). Humanization: The humanistic perspective as a guide for supporting people with intellectual disability. British Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1–9.

Neuman, R. (2023). Holistic Support Guide -Embracing a Humanistic Perspective. Kiryat Tiv'on: The Center for Research and Knowledge- Kfar Tikva, Israel. (Hebrew). (42 Pages).

Karni-Vizer, N., & Neuman, R. (2023). How People with Intellectual or Development Disabilities Cope with Verbal Violence. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 38(17-18), 9795-9817.

Neuman, R. & Reiter, S. (2022). “Humanization”- where knowledge and practice come together to “see beyond”. Issues in Special Education and Inclusion, 31, 7-24. (Hebrew)

Neuman, R. (2022). Supporting People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Their Adult Aspiration for Sexual Relationships and Parenthood. Sexuality Research and Social Policy 19(3), 599–609.

Neuman, R. (2022). Couple Relationships, sexuality, and parenting of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities- As part of their life journey from dependency in childhood to autonomy in adulthood. In Al-Yagon, M., & Margalit, M. (Eds.) Intellectual Developmental Disorders: Theory, research and implications. (pp.713-741). Keren Shalem, Rotem Publishing, Israel. (Hebrew).

Ran Neuman, Diane N Bryen, Dare to Dream: The Changing Role of Social Work in Supporting Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, The British Journal of Social Work, Volume 52, Issue 5, July 2022, Pages 2613–2632,

Neuman, R. (Ed). (2021). Looking Beyond- Supporting Persons with Disabilities in their Journey through Adulthood. Even Yehuda: Amazia Publishing House, Israel. (Hebrew). (489 pages).

Neuman, R. (2021). Model of holistic supports for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. R. Neuman (Ed.), Looking BeyondSupporting Persons with Disabilities in their Journey through Adulthood. (pp. 103-131). Even Yehuda: Amazia Publishing House, Israel. (Hebrew).

7. Neuman, R. (2021). The Life Journeys of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Implications for a New Model of Holistic Supports. Journal of Social Service Research, 47:3, 327-342

Neuman, R. (2020). Parents' perceptions regarding couple relationships of their adult children with intellectual disabilities. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities.33(2), 310-320

Neuman R. (2020). On the journey to meaningful interpersonal relationships in adulthood. Issues in Special Education and Inclusion - ISEI. Special Issue, Holistic Supports in the life cycles of persons with disabilities. 30, 130–140. (Hebrew)

Neuman R. (2020). Establishing and maintaining couple relationships as perceived by couples with intellectual disabilities: Implications for families, support staff, and policy change. Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, 17(2), 132-142

Neuman R. (2020). Attitudes of direct support staff, regarding couples relationships of adults with intellectual disabilities- implications for the provision of supports. Journal of Social Service Research, 46(5), 713-725.

Neuman, R. & Reiter, S. (2017). Couple relationships as perceived by people with intellectual disability -Implications for quality of life and selfconcept .International Journal of Developmental Disabilities. 63(3), 138-147.

Neuman, R. & Reiter, S. (2017). The characteristics, meanings, and implications of couple relationships from the perspective of people with intellectual disability living as couples. In S. Reiter, I. Kupferberg. & I, Gilat. (Eds.), Current Issues in Inclusion of Students and Adults with Special Needs in Israel: A Collection of Studies. (109–132). Tel Aviv: The Mofet Institute. (Hebrew)

Neuman, R. & Reiter, S. (2015). The experience of couple relationships as reflected in the stories of people with intellectual and developmental disability. Journal of Israel Studies in Language and Society. A special issue on Voices of people with disabilities in the Israeli society. 7(1-2), 200–217. (Hebrew)