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Orion Kelly

Autistic YouTuber, podcaster, author, actor, and Autistic advocate.

Top 10 podcasts with Orion Kelly

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11 snips
Jul 5, 2024 • 49min

Hidden Autistic Traits in Adults

Orion Kelly, Autistic advocate, discusses hidden traits in adults with autism: challenges of late diagnosis, communication struggles, relationship issues, reframing 'deficits', Baitom criteria, ADHD intersection, self-discovery journey
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Jun 21, 2024 • 44min

The Bystander Effect - Why Autistic People Make Great Employees

Orion Kelly, an Autistic advocate, discusses the valuable traits of autistic employees like loyalty, honesty, and hyperfocus in the workplace. He explores the benefits of allowing individuals to work in their unique ways, emphasizing the advantages of their attention to detail. The podcast also delves into the Bystander Effect, showcasing how autistic employees are more vocal in identifying and reporting organizational inefficiencies compared to neurotypical employees.
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Jun 24, 2024 • 44min

Autism Feels...An Earthling's Guide

Orion Kelly, an autistic individual, shares his journey of self-identification, being an autistic father, and partner. Topics include debunking stereotypes, empowering through content creation, challenges of co-occurring conditions, communication struggles, differentiating shutdowns, meltdowns, and burnouts, navigating demand avoidance, and promoting autism awareness through his book.
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May 24, 2024 • 54min

Fawning & Autism

Orion Kelly, Autistic advocate, discusses fawning in Autism, exploring its impact on individuals, toxic relationships, and trauma response. The episode delves into how fawning affects mental health and relationships, offering strategies for navigating this behavior.
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May 3, 2024 • 42min

Autism Feels... Part Four (What Does Autism Feel Like)

Orion Kelly, an Autistic advocate, discusses the challenges of sudden changes, holiday planning, daily tasks, communication misinterpretations, and humor perception for individuals with autism. He emphasizes the need for validation, support, and understanding in navigating social interactions and communication.
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Apr 19, 2024 • 22min

Nonverbal Learning Disorder & Autism

Orion Kelly, Autistic advocate, delves into Nonverbal Learning Disorder & Autism, highlighting differences in social cues, learning styles, and communication. He compares NVLD to autism, discusses radio practices, and explores overlapping traits, emphasizing unique challenges faced by individuals with these conditions.
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Apr 5, 2024 • 51min

Why Autism Awareness is Unhelpful

Orion Kelly, Autistic advocate, discusses the flaws of Autism awareness campaigns, challenges of expectations in the Autistic community, and critiques societal acceptance and government policies towards Autistic individuals.
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Mar 21, 2024 • 40min

Selective Amnesia in Autism

Delve into selective amnesia in autism, understanding how memory challenges affect daily life. Explore the impacts on routines, social interactions, and personal achievements. Learn about memory improvement strategies like visual aids, routines, and multi-sensory learning for individuals on the autism spectrum.
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Mar 8, 2024 • 45min

What You Must Know About the Autistic Person in Your Life

Exploring the dynamics of neurodiverse relationships, the podcast highlights the importance of autonomy in dating within the autism community. It emphasizes the significance of alone time and special interests for regulating emotions and fostering growth. The unique perspectives on communication, sensory sensitivities, and 'masking' in autistic individuals are also discussed, advocating for acceptance and understanding in relationships.
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Feb 2, 2024 • 29min

Autism is NOT Special

Orion Kelly, Autistic YouTuber, podcaster, author, actor and Autistic advocate, explores the toxic narrative and portrayal of Autistic people. The podcast discusses the harm of viewing autism as special or a superpower, the difference between the medical and social models of disabilities, the negative connotations of 'special needs', understanding the complexity of the brain, and advocating for inclusive language and embracing individual needs.