Infertility is a problem for about 10-15 percent of couples of reproductive age. Although there is a higher rate among women in their late 30s and early 40s struggling with infertility, Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) clinicians see younger women in their 20s who are dealing with infertility. Infertility can lead to stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of isolation, grief, and loss. Mental health disorders tied to infertility can also contribute to marital problems and sexual dysfunction. Some people feel a sense of shame and wonder if something is wrong with them, as if their inability to have children is a result of their own incompetence or defectiveness.