Infertility Therapy in Fanwood NJ

The calendar app on your phone is full of reminders that have nothing to do with anyone else’s life, injection times, appointment windows, the exact day you’re supposed to test. You’ve become an expert in a language you never wanted to learn. At family gatherings, you brace yourself for the questions, “any news yet?”, and you’ve gotten good at deflecting, even as it quietly wears you down every single time.

None of this makes you fragile or dramatic. It makes you human, doing something genuinely hard, month after month, without much of a break.

I’m Jill Giuliano, a licensed clinical social worker with a private practice nearby in Westfield, and I’ve worked with individuals and couples in Fanwood through every stage of trying to build a family, the hope, the waiting, the disappointment, and the parts of it that are hard to explain to people who haven’t lived it.

Built Around a Fanwood Schedule

Fertility treatment already asks a lot of your calendar, monitoring appointments, timed procedures, last-minute changes from your clinic. For train commuters especially, my office is an easy stop before heading to the station or right after getting back, no long detour, just a short trip to a space that’s entirely yours for the hour. And on the weeks when even that feels like too much, secure teletherapy means we can still meet from wherever you are.

Who I See From Fanwood

My Fanwood clients come to me at every stage of this process, some just starting to explore fertility treatment, some deep into a round of IVF, some navigating a loss, and some who’ve stepped back from treatment altogether and are figuring out what comes next. Whatever stage you’re in, you don’t need to explain the basics to me first. Curious what our work together actually looks like? Read more about infertility therapy.

Getting Here

My office is located at 134 South Euclid Avenue in Westfield, a short and easy drive or train-adjacent stop for most Fanwood residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is your office easy to get to from Fanwood? Yes, my office is just a few minutes away in Westfield, an easy stop whether you’re driving or commuting by train.

Do you work with couples, or just individuals? Both. Infertility affects the whole relationship, and I regularly see couples together as well as individuals who want their own space to process everything.

I’m in the middle of active treatment right now. Is this still a good time to start therapy? Often, yes. Many clients start therapy during treatment specifically because they need somewhere to put the stress that isn’t landing on their partner or their marriage.

How soon can I get an appointment? Reach out and we’ll usually find a time within the week. Given how time-sensitive fertility treatment schedules can be, I try to stay flexible.