Hosted by Kelsey Cameron · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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My goal for this podcast is to educate all people to help them understand the autistic experience. I share my experiences living as an autistic woman in order to help people of all neurotypes understand what it's like to be autistic, and to create a world where all neurotypes are respected and understood.
Kelsey Cameron hosts Autism Advocate, a education show with 36 episodes published.
This episode is a guided walkthrough of borderline personality disorder (BPD), aimed at listeners who want to understand what it actually is rather than the caricature. It opens by clearing up one of the most common conf
Many people, especially autistic people, or people with bipolar disorder, or ADHD, have a neurological baseline where glutamate (the brain's "go" signal) runs high and GABA (the "brake") runs low. Alcohol temporarily pat
What this episode covers: This episode explains the systemic effects of spanking - not just that it's harmful, but how it creates lasting patterns. I'll show you: What happens in the nervous system when a child is spanke
Who I am - my personality - are not separate. I share a short anecdote about how I'm not separate from being autistic, and share the HUGE news released in 2025 that impacts all autistics every day. I discuss the neurosci
In this episode, I unpack my suspicions about how the autistic brain might produce oxytocin differently from the allistic brain, and what that could mean neurologically and behaviorally. Connect with us with PATTERNS not
Additional Note, discovered later on: Active B6 (aka P5P) is a crucial co-factor for L-Tryptophan -> Serotonin conversion, so ensure this cofactor is met for optimal conversion. This episode explores how I found solution
In this episode, I share personal experiences with psilocybin macrodoses, explore how mushrooms reveal the underlying structure of your own neurology, and discuss harm reduction strategies and key risks to be aware of.
Endometriosis is a condition resulting from the appearance of endometrial tissue outside the uterus and causing pelvic pain. Endometriosis is a common comorbidity with being autistic that significantly impacts the body a
In this episode, I share a few of my experiences of body shame abuse, list a few things that perpetuate further problems, explain how people's fears and projections from their protector parts creates trauma, and share wa
In this episode, I explore a therapy modality called Internal Family Systems (IFS) and how helpful it is! EMDR (Eye movement desensitization and Reprocessing) is also a fantastic addition to IFS in order to resolve traum
In this episode, Adam Grant and I have a funny, light-hearted discussion about the ways autistic and ADHD people accommodate others, the social barriers within the workforce and interview process, and some strategies tha
In this episode, I shared my heartbreaking experience with accidentally joining a cult, leaving a cult, and the red flags associated in general with cults. Dallas Dance Collective / Ecstatic Dance Dallas is NOT a safe or
In this episode, I interview two wonderful people, Grace, and Dash, about their experiences in what it is like to be autistic trans women. They both discuss a little bit about what it was like to discover that they were
In this summary, I discuss some of the up to date research regarding the idea that neurotypical brains commonly synchronize together, whereas autistic people do not synchronize in that same way to neurotypical people. I
In this episode, I interview a wonderful lady named Christina who is diagnosed with ADHD, and also is suspected autistic level 2. Her own daughter's diagnosis became the catalyst for her own self-understanding. At age 40
Today, I interview a lady named Melissa. Melissa is self diagnosed with autism & she shares many of her struggles with sensory issues, social challenges, and shares a snapshot of how she experiences and goes through life
UPDATE (2025): When I recorded this episode, I didn't know I had temporal lobe epilepsy. I attributed all my suffering to psychological wounds and believed I could "manifest" my way to healing through mindset shifts. The
In this episode, I propose that we as a society begin to redefine what social awkwardness means. I discuss the typical definition of social awkwardness and offer an example for you to consider. Maybe we shouldn't judge t
PDATE (Nov 2025): Cannabis helped me significantly, but I'm awaiting evaluation for possible epilepsy - the relief may have been partly from treating seizures I didn't know I had. ~20-30% of autistic people have epilepsy
Harm reduction standard disclaimer: If you're autistic and considering psilocybin, please get screened for epilepsy first - approximately 20-30% of autistic people have epilepsy (often undiagnosed). Psychedelics can affe
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Autism Advocate is hosted by Kelsey Cameron. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 36 episodes.
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