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Beyond A Diagnosis
Genetic experiences shape more than health. They touch our relationships, identity, sense of belonging and the futures we imagine. At Saiyna Therapy, we bring together psychotherapy, research and education to deepen understanding of these experiences.
For Clients & Families
Thoughtful, culturally attuned psychotherapy for individuals and couples navigating relationships, grief, uncertainty and change.
For Professionals
Specialist training, clinical supervision and reflective learning informed by attachment, genetics and relational practice.
Speaking & Collaboration
Research-informed talks, workshops and conversations for conferences, universities, healthcare teams and organisations.
Meet Uruj
Uruj Anjum is a BACP Accredited Psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, researcher and educator, specialising in the intersection of genetics, attachment, identity and psychological wellbeing.
With a professional background spanning NHS genetic counselling, psychotherapy, research and higher-level therapeutic education, her work bridges medical science and the human experience of living with inherited conditions, uncertainty, loss and changing relationships.
As Founder and Clinical Director of Saiyna Therapy, Uruj brings a culturally responsive and attachment-informed perspective to clinical practice, professional training and research. Her work extends beyond the therapy room through national and international conferences, specialist education and collaborations with healthcare professionals and rare disease communities.
Drawing on her clinical and research experience, she is developing the S.A.I.Y.N.A® Framework and advancing conversations around genetics-informed psychotherapy, with a particular interest in the psychological and intergenerational impact of inherited conditions.
At the heart of her work is a commitment to bringing greater understanding, connection and psychological insight to experiences that are too often overlooked.
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Where Genetics Meets Psychotherapy™
Therapy, teaching and speaking that bridges genetics, attachment and emotional wellbeing.