Nonprofit Organization
Multiplied By One Org is an international nonprofit for trauma, all dissociative disorders, and loved ones. Our services include online support groups, a magazine, a therapist directory, and an upcoming app.
Online Support Groups
Online support groups for CPTSD, all dissociative disorders and Loved Ones of DID/OSDD systems
Real Eyez Nation Magazine
A digital and print Magazine on trauma and dissociative disorders for the community and professionals
Therapist Directory
Directory of therapists open to treating dissociative disorders who were screened for knowledge and approach
Be A Changemaker
While we are fuelled by willpower and are driven to help as many people as possible, we could benefit from your help by sponsoring members for the support groups.
Our first Annual General Report already shows evidence of reaching our vision. Our paper clip and Popsicle stick revenue shouldn’t have even built a raft. Yet, our growing community sails ahead in kindness, validation, and equality, while they, themselves, rise up to support this cause.
Support our sails. Consider donating.
Where There Are Few Services, Build Them. When There is No Hope, Create It.
Be A Changemaker
Meet our volunteers
Vision
In registering as a Canadian nonprofit on March 10th, 2022, we set out with a vision to instill a validation of individual experience that is so widespread, it fills the gap in mental health equality. Dissociative disorders are stigmatized, misunderstood, and underserved. Our mission is to change that.
Learn about Depersonalization, Derealization, Maladaptive Daydreaming, Dissociative Identity Disorder, OSDD, and CPTSD.
Find a list of Dissociative Identity Disorder terms and definitions.
In The Bag System podcast, Melissa demonstrates that Dissociative Identity Disorder isn't all a tragedy, and there can be a fondness for headmates.
Mission
Providing an access point in self-help, information, and qualified support
Vision
To instil a validation of individual experience that is so widespread, it fills the gap in mental health equality
Values
AUTHENTICITY: Be true to our values; wear them and live by them.
INCLUSIVITY: Dedication to making support & services accessible for all.
ALLYSHIP: People come first. Help them up.
COMMUNITY: A collaboration with peers to create a pillar of positive change and camaraderie.