In this episode of The Power of MoMMAs Voices podcast, we sit down with Liz Gray, LCSW, an infertility advocate and trauma therapist, to discuss her journey through infertility, a complicated birth, and the challenges of the fourth trimester.

Liz opens up about how one dismissive interaction during her fertility treatment reshaped her understanding of care and sparked her mission to help others access trauma-informed, compassionate support. She shares what trauma-informed care looks like in practice, why words matter, and how both patients and providers can build trust through empathy and repair.

About MoMMAs Voices
MoMMAs Voices (Maternal Mortality & Morbidity Advocates) is the first-ever maternal health patient advocates program bringing together real patient and family voices. We're made up of dozens of maternal health organizations who represent all types of maternal health conditions, as well as cross-cutting topics like maternal mental health, racial equity, healthcare delivery, and patient-provider partnership. We sit at the center of maternal health improvements, connecting and training patients with lived experiences, providers, quality improvement leaders, researchers, and policymakers to move forward improvements in maternal care. We are a program of the Preeclampsia Foundation.