Can't stop scrolling?

Do you feel overwhelmed by the never-ending stream of digital content on social media?

Are you struggling with attention fragmentation and compulsive use of digital devices?

Do you experience difficulty remembering details about information you've found online?

Has your daily digital content consumption become dominated by viral trends, trivial novelty, and polarizing topics?

If you've answered yes to any of the above questions, you might be experiencing symptoms of a newly recognized neuropsychological condition called Attention Decadence Disorder (ADD).

For information on ADD, its symptoms, and treatment, download the "CAN'T STOP SCROLLING?" informational brochure.

ATTENTION DECADENCE DISORDER was the tenth WAVE of SOULED.

The artist ATB, who lives with moderate to severe ADD, served as a Psychiatric Association of America advocate for Attention Decadence Disorder awareness during the 12 days of the WAVE.

He created 6 pieces of short-form content, which were published to Instagram and TikTok as part of his commitment.

A brief 36-question Attention Decadence Disorder (ADD) Self-Assessment remains open to those experiencing digital content and device dependence.

An excerpt from the DSM-5-SR™ is available to mental health practitioners, which offers a comprehensive overview of the disorder.

If you believe you are experiencing symptoms related to ADD or other formally recognized mental health conditions, you can find a licensed therapist here. If you're experiencing crisis, call or text 988.