There are three traumatic dimensions of hikikomori survivors: the trigger of bullying, the traumatic effects of social isolation, and family trauma.
Hikikomori is a struggle inside the home and outside social institutions, against the contemporary practices of the mental health field.
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A cross-sectional study was designed to understand the impacts of “hikikomori” lifestyle on physical health. A total of…
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