Hikikomori: How to Spot The Warning Signs And Prevent Extreme Social Withdrawal In Young People
The rise of the Hikikomori, modern-day hermits, is no longer uniquely Japanese. More and more young people dive into wells of extreme social isolation. Can we save them before it is too late?
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