H Avieli
Biographic Data
| ID | 68518 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Avieli |
| GIVEN NAMES | H |
| FAMILY NAME | Avieli |
| SIGNATURE | AVIELI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ariel University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0341-6058 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Maternal Identity Among Mothers Who Survived Near‐Lethal Violence
Objective This study explores how mothers reconstructed their identity after surviving an attempted intimate partner homicide (IPH), in cases where their children were either directly or indirectly impacted by the violence. Background Although growing research has addressed risk factors and relationship dynamics preceding IPH, limited attention has been given to the mothering experiences of attempted‐IPH survivors, many of whom are mothers. Survi…
The Role of Parenthood in the Healing Journey of Survivors of Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
Healing after attempted intimate partner homicide (IPH) is critical not only for women's psychological recovery but also for their ability to sustain parenting roles and rebuild family life in the aftermath of near‐lethal violence. While existing research has examined women's survival of attempted IPH, little attention has been paid to their experiences as mothers and to the ways parenting may shape processes of healing. Drawing on narrative iden…
Parenting after shared trauma
The experience of parenting after surviving near-lethal IPV is under-researched. • The study focuses on mothers who survived near-lethal IPV alongside their children. • It reveals how shared trauma reshapes maternal roles and emotional presence. • The findings highlight long-term disruptions in safety, trust, and communication. • The study calls for trauma-informed, family-centered responses to post-IPV recovery. Despite growing research on women…
Restorative justice for domestic violence crimes
The Social Response to Survivors of Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
Research on women survivors of attempted intimate partner homicide and their postattack experiences, including the response from family, friends, and institutions like police and welfare agencies, is limited. Using the disenfranchized grief framework, this study explores survivors' perceptions of the social response to their experiences. Thirteen participants were interviewed using interpretative phenomenological analysis, yielding four themes: (…
Ongoing Abuse Following Survival of Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
Purpose Studies focusing specifically on the experiences of women who have survived intimate partner homicide (IPH) remain scarce, even as research attention to IPH has significantly increased. Within this limited scholarship, significant attention is given to the circumstances and dynamics of the relationship preceding the IPH episode, with little understanding of how the abusive relationship may evolve following the attempted IPH once the coupl…
We Are a Sounding Board
Incorporating community volunteers in restorative justice programmes is a prevalent practise that offers various benefits. However, despite these programmes' extensive reliance on volunteers, there is a significant knowledge gap regarding the roles they play. The aim of this study was to address this gap by examining how stakeholders and participants in Circles of Peace, a restorative justice programme for domestic violence, perceived the role of…
The Emotional Aftermath of Surviving an Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
While the issue of intimate partner homicide (IPH) has gained increasing focus, research that pinpoints the experiences of women who survived an attempted IPH is limited. Specifically, studies that aim to understand the aftermath of surviving such incidents are scarce. Thus, the aim of the present study was to explore the emotional experience of IPH survivors following the attack. An interpretive phenomenological analysis was used to analyze the …
The Experience of the Body Among Older Female Sex Workers
The experience of the body among female sex workers has been researched from various perspectives. However, studies examining body experiences of aging female sex workers are scarce. This knowledge gap reflects the overall paucity of research on this aging population, particularly the absence of their subjective accounts. Furthermore, there is a significant lack of research on the experiences of women in this profession who live in conservative c…
A Typology of Family Relationships among Older Adults in Prison
Despite the growing interest in older incarcerated persons, the issue of their relationships with their families has been understudied. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to explore the ways in which older adults in prison construct, maintain, and navigate familial relationships with spouses and/or adult children. Interpretive phenomenological analysis was utilized to analyze interviews with 33 incarcerated older adults. Three themes eme…
Suicidal Ideation Among Older Adults in Prison
Suicide is a serious public health concern, and people who are incarcerated represent a particularly high-risk group. Although research on the suicidality of persons in prison has gained interest in recent decades, the issue of suicide among older adults in prison has been understudied. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to explore the ways in which older adults in prison understood their experiences of suicidal ideation. Interpretive ph…
A taste of freedom
The prison's culinary sphere is a vibrant social arena where the institution's power structure and dynamics are exposed, enforced, negotiated, and restructured. In Israel, the practice of cooking inside the prison cells is not officially permitted (or forbidden) but is generally tolerated by the prison staff. People in Israeli prisons form ethnic-based in-cell cooking groups, allot resources, and invest skills, time, and effort in cooking their o…
“I feel erased
Restorative Justice Treatment for Domestic Violence Crimes
Domestic Violence Intervention Programs have become a key component in addressing domestic violence (DV) crimes. Recent research suggests that combining standard intervention programs with other approaches can improve overall effectiveness. The aim of this study was to examine the experiences of individuals court-mandated to treatment who completed either a standard intervention program or a restorative justice (RJ)-based hybrid intervention prog…
Recovering the Lost Soul
Intrafamilial child sexual abuse (IFCSA) is a social problem with longstanding effects on victims’ lives. While scholarly literature has focused on the adverse aftermath of sexual abuse, only a few studies have acknowledged older women’s perspectives on their experience of IFCSA and their journey of healing and recovery. The aim of the present study was to explore how older survivors of IFCSA construct and shape their experience of healing in lat…
The role of substance use in the lives of incarcerated older adults
The study findings reveal a unique typology of drug-related themes in the lives of incarcerated older adults. This typology sheds light on the interplay between aging, drug use, and incarceration and the way these three socially marginalized positions may intersect
‘A sense of purpose’
There is growing interest in ageing offenders and their lives in prison. However, this subject is often studied from a deprivation perspective, focusing on issues such as lack of medical care and proper environmental conditions. This article highlights experiences of wellbeing while ageing in confinement, using the conceptual framework of successful ageing. An interpretive phenomenological analysis perspective was used to analyse the narratives o…
A Call for a New Paradigm
The Lived Experience of Older Women Who Are Sexually Abused in the Context of Lifelong IPV
The present study explores the lived experience of older women who are sexually abused in the context of lifelong intimate partner violence (IPV). An interpretive phenomenological analysis was used, and semi-structured interviews were performed with 19 older women survivors of lifelong IPV and sexual violence. Three themes emerged: sexual violence shaping lifelong IPV, the occurrence of sexual violence in old age in the context of lifelong IPV, a…
False Allegations of Domestic Violence
Challenges in Implementing Restorative Justice with Older Adults
Despite the consensus regarding the importance of restorative justice (RJ) as an alternative to the criminal justice system, some professionals and researchers have pointed out the challenges involved in its implementation with older adults who have been victimised. The aim of the present study was to explore the primary obstructions to implementing RJ intervention with older adults who have been victimised, as perceived by RJ facilitators, using…
Wasted Lives
There is growing scholarly interest in older adults involved in crime and their lives in prison. However, the specific group of older adults who persistently offend (OAPO) and their desistance intentions has received little attention. The present study aims to explore the lived experiences of OAPO who intend to desist from crime. Seventeen OAPO were interviewed, and an interpretive phenomenological analysis approach was used to analyze the narrat…
Sibling Relationships Over the Life Course
The research explores sibling relationships, and the ways in which they are shaped over the life course by family members, in families with a lifelong disability. In-depth, semistructured interviews were conducted with 15 family units including a parent, a sibling, and an adult sibling with a disability. The content analysis revealed five sibling relationship patterns: (a) "Not a child, but a parent caretaker"-the parent-surrogate sibling; (b) "W…
"Like Every Normal Person?!" The Paradoxical Effect of Aging With Schizophrenia
Studies on aging with schizophrenia have focused mainly on the adversities of aging with mental illness. The present study, however, examined the subjective experience of well-being among individuals with schizophrenia. Taking a phenomenological reflective life-world approach, in-depth, semistructured interviews with 18 aging individuals with schizophrenia were thematically analyzed. Four main themes emerged: (a) "I love the pills . . . they are …
Predicting professional quality of life among professional and volunteer caregivers
This study is one of the few that has compared volunteers' professional quality of life (PQL), which includes secondary traumatic stress (STS), burnout, and compassion satisfaction (CS), to those of professional caregivers. In addition, the research compared the ethical behavior of volunteers with that of professional therapists and examined the connection between years of experience, ethical behavior, and PQL. One hundred eighty-three volunteers…
Sibling Relationships Over the Life Course
The research explores sibling relationships, and the ways in which they are shaped over the life course by family members, in families with a lifelong disability. In-depth, semistructured interviews were conducted with 15 family units including a parent, a sibling, and an adult sibling with a disability. The content analysis revealed five sibling relationship patterns: (a) "Not a child, but a parent caretaker"-the parent-surrogate sibling; (b) "W…
False Allegations of Domestic Violence
"Like Every Normal Person?!" The Paradoxical Effect of Aging With Schizophrenia
Studies on aging with schizophrenia have focused mainly on the adversities of aging with mental illness. The present study, however, examined the subjective experience of well-being among individuals with schizophrenia. Taking a phenomenological reflective life-world approach, in-depth, semistructured interviews with 18 aging individuals with schizophrenia were thematically analyzed. Four main themes emerged: (a) "I love the pills . . . they are …
Departure scripts and life review of parents living with abusive adult children with mental disorder
The Lived Experience of Older Women Who Are Sexually Abused in the Context of Lifelong IPV
The present study explores the lived experience of older women who are sexually abused in the context of lifelong intimate partner violence (IPV). An interpretive phenomenological analysis was used, and semi-structured interviews were performed with 19 older women survivors of lifelong IPV and sexual violence. Three themes emerged: sexual violence shaping lifelong IPV, the occurrence of sexual violence in old age in the context of lifelong IPV, a…
Predicting professional quality of life among professional and volunteer caregivers
This study is one of the few that has compared volunteers' professional quality of life (PQL), which includes secondary traumatic stress (STS), burnout, and compassion satisfaction (CS), to those of professional caregivers. In addition, the research compared the ethical behavior of volunteers with that of professional therapists and examined the connection between years of experience, ethical behavior, and PQL. One hundred eighty-three volunteers…
Departure scripts and life review of parents living with abusive adult children with mental disorder
"Like Every Normal Person?!" The Paradoxical Effect of Aging With Schizophrenia
Studies on aging with schizophrenia have focused mainly on the adversities of aging with mental illness. The present study, however, examined the subjective experience of well-being among individuals with schizophrenia. Taking a phenomenological reflective life-world approach, in-depth, semistructured interviews with 18 aging individuals with schizophrenia were thematically analyzed. Four main themes emerged: (a) "I love the pills . . . they are …
Sibling Relationships Over the Life Course
The research explores sibling relationships, and the ways in which they are shaped over the life course by family members, in families with a lifelong disability. In-depth, semistructured interviews were conducted with 15 family units including a parent, a sibling, and an adult sibling with a disability. The content analysis revealed five sibling relationship patterns: (a) "Not a child, but a parent caretaker"-the parent-surrogate sibling; (b) "W…
Wasted Lives
There is growing scholarly interest in older adults involved in crime and their lives in prison. However, the specific group of older adults who persistently offend (OAPO) and their desistance intentions has received little attention. The present study aims to explore the lived experiences of OAPO who intend to desist from crime. Seventeen OAPO were interviewed, and an interpretive phenomenological analysis approach was used to analyze the narrat…
The Lived Experience of Older Women Who Are Sexually Abused in the Context of Lifelong IPV
The present study explores the lived experience of older women who are sexually abused in the context of lifelong intimate partner violence (IPV). An interpretive phenomenological analysis was used, and semi-structured interviews were performed with 19 older women survivors of lifelong IPV and sexual violence. Three themes emerged: sexual violence shaping lifelong IPV, the occurrence of sexual violence in old age in the context of lifelong IPV, a…
False Allegations of Domestic Violence
Challenges in Implementing Restorative Justice with Older Adults
Despite the consensus regarding the importance of restorative justice (RJ) as an alternative to the criminal justice system, some professionals and researchers have pointed out the challenges involved in its implementation with older adults who have been victimised. The aim of the present study was to explore the primary obstructions to implementing RJ intervention with older adults who have been victimised, as perceived by RJ facilitators, using…
‘A sense of purpose’
There is growing interest in ageing offenders and their lives in prison. However, this subject is often studied from a deprivation perspective, focusing on issues such as lack of medical care and proper environmental conditions. This article highlights experiences of wellbeing while ageing in confinement, using the conceptual framework of successful ageing. An interpretive phenomenological analysis perspective was used to analyse the narratives o…
A Call for a New Paradigm
“I feel erased
Restorative Justice Treatment for Domestic Violence Crimes
Domestic Violence Intervention Programs have become a key component in addressing domestic violence (DV) crimes. Recent research suggests that combining standard intervention programs with other approaches can improve overall effectiveness. The aim of this study was to examine the experiences of individuals court-mandated to treatment who completed either a standard intervention program or a restorative justice (RJ)-based hybrid intervention prog…
Recovering the Lost Soul
Intrafamilial child sexual abuse (IFCSA) is a social problem with longstanding effects on victims’ lives. While scholarly literature has focused on the adverse aftermath of sexual abuse, only a few studies have acknowledged older women’s perspectives on their experience of IFCSA and their journey of healing and recovery. The aim of the present study was to explore how older survivors of IFCSA construct and shape their experience of healing in lat…
The role of substance use in the lives of incarcerated older adults
The study findings reveal a unique typology of drug-related themes in the lives of incarcerated older adults. This typology sheds light on the interplay between aging, drug use, and incarceration and the way these three socially marginalized positions may intersect
A Typology of Family Relationships among Older Adults in Prison
Despite the growing interest in older incarcerated persons, the issue of their relationships with their families has been understudied. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to explore the ways in which older adults in prison construct, maintain, and navigate familial relationships with spouses and/or adult children. Interpretive phenomenological analysis was utilized to analyze interviews with 33 incarcerated older adults. Three themes eme…
Suicidal Ideation Among Older Adults in Prison
Suicide is a serious public health concern, and people who are incarcerated represent a particularly high-risk group. Although research on the suicidality of persons in prison has gained interest in recent decades, the issue of suicide among older adults in prison has been understudied. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to explore the ways in which older adults in prison understood their experiences of suicidal ideation. Interpretive ph…
A taste of freedom
The prison's culinary sphere is a vibrant social arena where the institution's power structure and dynamics are exposed, enforced, negotiated, and restructured. In Israel, the practice of cooking inside the prison cells is not officially permitted (or forbidden) but is generally tolerated by the prison staff. People in Israeli prisons form ethnic-based in-cell cooking groups, allot resources, and invest skills, time, and effort in cooking their o…
The Social Response to Survivors of Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
Research on women survivors of attempted intimate partner homicide and their postattack experiences, including the response from family, friends, and institutions like police and welfare agencies, is limited. Using the disenfranchized grief framework, this study explores survivors' perceptions of the social response to their experiences. Thirteen participants were interviewed using interpretative phenomenological analysis, yielding four themes: (…
Ongoing Abuse Following Survival of Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
Purpose Studies focusing specifically on the experiences of women who have survived intimate partner homicide (IPH) remain scarce, even as research attention to IPH has significantly increased. Within this limited scholarship, significant attention is given to the circumstances and dynamics of the relationship preceding the IPH episode, with little understanding of how the abusive relationship may evolve following the attempted IPH once the coupl…
We Are a Sounding Board
Incorporating community volunteers in restorative justice programmes is a prevalent practise that offers various benefits. However, despite these programmes' extensive reliance on volunteers, there is a significant knowledge gap regarding the roles they play. The aim of this study was to address this gap by examining how stakeholders and participants in Circles of Peace, a restorative justice programme for domestic violence, perceived the role of…
The Emotional Aftermath of Surviving an Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
While the issue of intimate partner homicide (IPH) has gained increasing focus, research that pinpoints the experiences of women who survived an attempted IPH is limited. Specifically, studies that aim to understand the aftermath of surviving such incidents are scarce. Thus, the aim of the present study was to explore the emotional experience of IPH survivors following the attack. An interpretive phenomenological analysis was used to analyze the …
The Experience of the Body Among Older Female Sex Workers
The experience of the body among female sex workers has been researched from various perspectives. However, studies examining body experiences of aging female sex workers are scarce. This knowledge gap reflects the overall paucity of research on this aging population, particularly the absence of their subjective accounts. Furthermore, there is a significant lack of research on the experiences of women in this profession who live in conservative c…
Maternal Identity Among Mothers Who Survived Near‐Lethal Violence
Objective This study explores how mothers reconstructed their identity after surviving an attempted intimate partner homicide (IPH), in cases where their children were either directly or indirectly impacted by the violence. Background Although growing research has addressed risk factors and relationship dynamics preceding IPH, limited attention has been given to the mothering experiences of attempted‐IPH survivors, many of whom are mothers. Survi…
The Role of Parenthood in the Healing Journey of Survivors of Attempted Intimate Partner Homicide
Healing after attempted intimate partner homicide (IPH) is critical not only for women's psychological recovery but also for their ability to sustain parenting roles and rebuild family life in the aftermath of near‐lethal violence. While existing research has examined women's survival of attempted IPH, little attention has been paid to their experiences as mothers and to the ways parenting may shape processes of healing. Drawing on narrative iden…
Parenting after shared trauma
The experience of parenting after surviving near-lethal IPV is under-researched. • The study focuses on mothers who survived near-lethal IPV alongside their children. • It reveals how shared trauma reshapes maternal roles and emotional presence. • The findings highlight long-term disruptions in safety, trust, and communication. • The study calls for trauma-informed, family-centered responses to post-IPV recovery. Despite growing research on women…
Psychology (21 works) · Sociology (15 works) · Criminology (14 works) · Medicine (13 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (11 works) · Poison control (11 works) · Qualitative research (11 works) · Suicide prevention (11 works) · Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse (10 works)