Dystinct Journey
Issue 31: The Dystinct Journey of Kingston Clarke Paid Members Public
Kingston Clarke once believed he wasn't smart. He and his mum, Renee, share how the right support helped him rediscover his confidence and believe in himself.
Issue 31: The Dystinct Journey of Jack Paid Members Public
Jack has never run out of questions about the world. He and his mum reflect on the journey that gave him the literacy skills to start finding the answers for himself.
Issue 31: The Dystinct Journey of Chloe Paid Members Public
From the dance studio to the classroom, Chloe has learned that success isn't about learning the same way as everyone else. It's about believing you can get there.
Issue 31: The Dystinct Journey of Aria Paid Members Public
Once overwhelmed by learning and anxiety, Aria is now embracing challenges, building confidence, and discovering that learning differently doesn't limit what she can achieve.
Issue 31: The Dystinct Journey of Craig Startin Paid Members Public
Craig Startin reflects on growing up with undiagnosed dyslexia, the challenges that shaped him and how finding his creative outlet led to a successful career as a tattoo artist.
Issue 30: The Dystinct Journey of Dan Savage Paid Members Public
Dan Savage shares how growing up with dyslexia and ADHD left him feeling overlooked and limited, but through sport, support, and self-belief, he is now retraining as an Occupational Therapist, determined to use his journey to help others see their potential.
Issue 30: The Dystinct Journey of Aden Hynes Paid Members Public
Aden Hynes shares that being written off at school did not define his future; instead, it pushed him to find his strengths in creativity, leading him to build a successful sculpture business.
Issue 29: Looking Back to See Forward | Ava & Flynn Eldridge Paid Members Public
This article revisits past Dystinct contributors Dr Dan Peters, Heather Down, Dan Colquhoun, and Sharon Scurr to share what has unfolded since their last contributions, highlighting how their ongoing work for neurodivergent learners and educational systems.
