Einat Yehene

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Fluorescent Probe

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Top Venues

Applied neuropsychology. Adult

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Publications

Simon Shimshon Rubin, Alexander Manevich, Einat Yehene
Continuing Bonds in Marriage, Death and Divorce: Conceptual and Clinical Considerations in the Relationship to Self and Spouse. Omega (2024)
Einat Yehene, Talya Eitam
"Crying in My Uniform, For Sure": A Qualitative Thematic Analysis of Loss and Grief Among Soldiers After Losing a Comrade in Combat. Omega (2022)
Einat Yehene, Hadas Zukerman, Goldzweig Gil, Maya Gerner, Amichai Brezner, Jana Landa
Perfectionism, Big Five and biopsychosocial functioning among parents of children with and without acquired brain injury (ABI). Brain injury 36 (7) (2022)
Einat Yehene, Yossi Martin, Gil Goldzweig
An Analysis of Factors Predicting Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Grief Following Comrade Loss. Omega (2022)
Einat Yehene, Pnina Steinberg, Maya Gerner, Amichai Brezner, Jana Landa
"Concurrent Ropes and Ladders": Mapping and Conceptualizing the Emotional Loss Experience of Parents Following Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury. Qualitative health research 31 (8) (2021)
Einat Yehene, Gal Lichtenstern, Yirmi Harel, Eran Druckman, Yaron Sacher
Self-efficacy and acceptance of disability following mild traumatic brain injury: A pilot study. Applied neuropsychology. Adult 27 (5) (2019)
Einat Yehene, Amichai Brezner, Shani Ben-Valid, Sapir Golan, Ofri Bar-Nadav, Janna Landa
Factors associated with parental grief reaction following pediatric acquired brain injury. Neuropsychological rehabilitation 31 (1) (2019)
Einat Yehene, Yael Zaksh, Meital Davidian, Ofri Bar-Nadav, Maya Elyashiv
Locked-in your heart-shaped box: Familial-role and attachment orientation as predictors of grief in prolonged disorders of consciousness vs. death. Death studies 44 (8) (2019)
Yael Zaksh, Einat Yehene, Maya Elyashiv, Arie Altman
Partially dead, partially separated: establishing the mechanism between ambiguous loss and grief reaction among caregivers of patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness. Clinical rehabilitation 33 (2) (2018)