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Support for those living with SYNGAP1

Practical guides for families living with SYNGAP1: diagnosis, epilepsy, development, communication, school, therapies and support in Portugal.

Families

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  • Matilde, a 3-year-old girl, in an outdoor car park

    Porto

    Matilde, 3 years old

    Diagnosed in 2024.

  • Fabiana, a 3-year-old girl, sitting on a playground spinner

    Santarém

    Fabiana, 3 years old

    Diagnosed in 2024.

  • Laura, a young adult, in a black and white portrait smiling

    Esposende

    Laura, 28 years old

    Diagnosed in 2024.

  • Rafa, a 3-year-old boy, smiling in front of a bookshelf with books and figures

    Glasgow

    Rafa, 3 years old

    Diagnosed in 2024.

  • Bruno, a 9-year-old boy, sitting at the kitchen table

    Lisbon

    Bruno, 9 years old

    Diagnosed in 2022.

  • Henrique, Kike, giving a thumbs-up with the sea in the background

    Lisbon

    Henrique, 18 years old

    Diagnosed in 2022.

  • Alexandre, a 14-year-old boy, sitting in the sea water wearing an orange life jacket

    Pinhal Novo

    Alexandre, 14 years old

    Diagnosed in 2018.

  • Inês, a 14-year-old girl, by the sea on a winter day

    Silves

    Inês, 14 years old

    Diagnosed in 2018.

  • Leonor, a young adult, at a table with a slice of pizza, making a peace sign

    Faro

    Leonor, 23 years old

    Diagnosed in 2018.

  • Rafael, a 12-year-old boy in a blue t-shirt, holding a phone at the door of a building

    Viseu

    Rafael, 12 years old

    Diagnosed in 2018.

  • Braga

    Luz, 10 years old

    Diagnosed in 2020.

  • Seixal

    Tiago, 21 years old

    Diagnosed in 2016.

  • Odivelas

    Miguel, 14 years old

    Diagnosed in 2014.

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