Dr. Patricia Sambati (CRORJ 31361) is a dental surgeon, psychoanalyst, and current Master’s student in Neuroscience at UniLogos University, USA. With a multidisciplinary background, she integrates dentistry, psychology, and neuroscience to explore the intersections of health, human behavior, and genetic diversity.
As a scientist, Dr. Sambati dedicates her research to the genetics of atypical development, with a particular focus on neurodivergence, Down syndrome, and autism. Her academic work investigates how genetics and environment interact to shape cognition, empathy, and social behavior, contributing to the advancement of inclusive science.
She is the author of the book series “Guide for the Atypical Family”, including Volume 2: Autism, which integrates over seven years of independent research in genetics, epigenetics, and neuroscience. Her work has become a reference for parents and professionals seeking both evidence-based insights and practical strategies to support neurodivergent children.
Beyond research and writing, Dr. Sambati is also an international speaker, addressing topics such as inclusion, neuroscience, and the future of human diversity. Her contributions have extended into the public policy sphere, with her work being cited in a legislative proposal currently under review in the Brazilian Congress related to autism. Her mission is to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and social awareness, fostering a world that values neurodiversity, individuality, and human potential.