ד"ר נוגה לוין קייני

Shirley Ben-Shlomo, Noga Levin-Keini, Shani Primor, Media-Based Social Work as a Modality for the Enhancement of Public Awareness of Violence against Women: A Comparative Analysis of Two Cases Covered by the Israeli Media during the COVID-19 Pandemic, The British Journal of Social Work, Volume 54, Issue 7, October 2024, Pages 3116–3134,

Ben-Shlomo, S., Rosenblat-Gadish, D., & Levin-Keini, N. (2024). “Is There Something Wrong with What I Asked”? Digital Strategies for Achieving and Safeguarding Social Capital and Identity in a Facebook Support Group for Israeli Parents. Social Sciences, 13(10), 511.

Ben-Shlomo, S., Levin-Keini, N. and Langfeld-Satat, S. (2024), “Being, Like, Their Parents Throughout Their Lifetime”—House Parents' Perceptions of Their Role in the Family-Style Group Care. Child & Family Social Work.

Zarchi, R. K., & Levine Keini, N. (2023). Presentational symbolism and the anorexic true-self: working with metaphoric associative cards. Psychodynamic Practice, 30(2), 165–179.

Levine Keini, N., & Kaplan, R. (2023). The Increased Morbidity of Anorexia during the COVID-19 Panademic, a Psychoanalytic Perspective. Journal of Envioronmental Science and Public Health.

Goldberg, Y., & Levine-Keini, N. (2023). The Yiddish Stage in Its Psychological and Juristic Aspects. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

Ben-Shlomo, S., Levin Keini, N., & Ofir-Barash, E. (2022). Life satisfaction in emerging adults - The moderating role of parental support. International Journal of Enviormental Research & Public Health.

Ben Yaakov,O., Ben Shlomo,S., Levine, Keini., N. (2022). Parental Stress Among Parents of Young Children – the Contribution of Parental Self Awareness, Attachment Orientation, Quality of Couple Relationship and Child's temperament. Current Psychology, 1-11

Levin Keini, N., & Zerem-Ulman, V. (2022). Turning a Blind Eye and Unformulated Knowledge in the Family. Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal, 9(8), 453-460.

Keini, N. L. ., & Helper, A. (2022). Work Migrants: Some Positive Implications for the Enhancement of the Self . Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal, 9(12), 260–267.

Levin keini, N., (2022). Media Coverage of Child Welfare Workers and its Effect on Professional Self Esteem: The Moderating Role of Family and Social Support. The British Journal of Social Work.

Ben Shlomo, S., & Levin-Keini, N. (2021). Once in a Hundred Years: Does COVID-19 Present an Opportunity to Restructure the Professional Image of the Social Worker in Israel? The British Journal of Social Work,, 51(5), 1568–1584.
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keini, N. L. (2021). Communal Education in the Closed Kibbutz Community as a Reflection of Narcissistic Parenthood. International Journal of Social Science and Human Research, 4(08), 2225-2230.

Keini, N. L., & Klonover, E. (2021). on processing maternal absence, dysfunction and traumatic familial disruption in an early adolescent. Journal Child psychotherapy, 44(1).

Keini, N. L., & Klonover, E. (2021). Insidious Trauma – Between the Political and the Psychoanalytical. Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal, 8(9), 50-56.

Keini, N. L. (2021). Macbeth – The Danger of Passion, Power and Betrayal:. The Journal of Social Science and Humaities, 9.

Keini, N. L. (2021). Between the Therapist's Vulnerability and the Client's Vulnerability: Building a Therapeutic Intervention Through the Regressive Regions of the mind. Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal, 8(7).

Levin-Keini, N. (2020). Between Source and Transition – Psychoanalytic and Ethical Analysis for the Epilogue in the Flag Story by Shalom Aleichem. Humor Mekvan, 14, 27-40.

Levine-Keini, N., & Ben-Shlomo, S. (2019). Confronting Existential Concerns in the Transition to Parenthood: A Theoretical and Therapeutic Model. In O. T.-B. Ari, Pathways and Barriers to Parenthood (pp. 235-250). Springer.

Keini, N. L., & Ullman, V. Z. (2020). Intrapsychic Conflicts Arising While Meeting Ultraorthodox Patients. Journal of Religion and Health, 1-12.

Keini, N. L., & Ullman, V. V. (2021). Early and Cumulative Breakdown in Childhood and Adolescence, as Antecedents of Pervasive Guilt in the Self-Experience of Adults. Humanities and Social Sciences, 9(6), 245-250.

Ben Shlomo, S., & Levin‐Keini, N. (2017). Who owns the trauma? A Kleinian perspective on the dialogue between child protection social workers and the media. Child & Family Social Work, 22(1), 146-154.

Yedidia, T., & Levine-Keini, N. (2016). Examining the social perception of Israeli children of Ethiopian and non-Ethiopian origin An Analysis of children's drawing. International Journal of Psychology.

Levin-Keini, N., & Ben Shlomo, S. (2017). Development of cultural competence among social work students: A psychoanalytic perspective‏. Social work, 62(4), 349-357.

Levine-Keini, N., & Yedidia, T. (2006). Using Creative Means to Teach Basic Dynamic Concept. International Journal of the Arts in Society, 51-56.

Levine-Keini, N., & Laub, B. (n.d.). (2006) Dealing with Monsters‏. In, Innovative Interventions in Psychotherapy.

Levine-Keini, N., & Laub, B. (1999). Dealing with Monsters. Family Therapy, 26, 121-133.

Parson, E. R., & Levine-Keini, N. (1995). Contemporary media forum: Books, films, and audiocassettes‏. Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 25(3), 253-259.

Levine-Keini, N., Laub, B., & Hoffman, S. (1994). (1994). Co-Therapy Of Siamese Twins. Family Therapy. 21, 241-248.

Levine-Keini, N., & Laub, B. (1993). A script-changing Model Therapy. Family Therapy, 20, 203-215.