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In this ADAA conference presentation, Dr. Robert Hudak, Jon Hershfield, Amy Mandelberg, and Rebecca Berman explored emerging forms of technology-related obsessions and compulsions in the digital age.
As technology becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, it is also shaping how obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) symptoms appear and are maintained.
The discussion examined topics including social media reassurance-seeking, digital hoarding, online checking rituals, false-memory concerns related to internet activity, cybercrime fears, AI-related reassurance-seeking, and technology-driven health and body monitoring behaviors. Through clinical examples and practical treatment considerations, the presenters highlighted how traditional OCD mechanisms can manifest in modern digital environments and how evidence-based approaches such as Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) can be adapted to address them.
Recorded by Vumedi in partnership with ADAA.
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ADAA Annual Conference: https://adaa.org/conference
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