How a mother turned her son's silent world into a superhero story

Lyndal Hansen, a mother from Illawong, wrote a children's book titled "Sometimes Superheroes are Silent" to help explain autism and neurodiversity to children in a positive and engaging way. The story, told from the perspective of a younger sibling, portrays a non-verbal brother as a silent superhero, highlighting his strengths and abilities. The book aims to foster empathy and understanding while providing a resource for families and educators.

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