The ChangeMakers at Multiplied By One Org give their time, insight and interest in contributing to making a difference for those with trauma, dissociative disorders, and loved ones.
Taylor
CPTSD and Loved Ones Group Host
Taylor earned a bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics in Canada and is now working towards a Master’s in Counselling Psychology. With an understanding of Clinical Exercise Physiology and adept at research, Taylor seeks to combine those skills by assisting those with lived experience.
M
Member Safety Committee & Training Evaluations
The Medley System (M) is a Board-Certified Music Therapist. They are a replacement host for various group days. M offers valuable insight, assists with host training evaluations, and group or event planning, and is part of the Member Safety Committee.
Kim
Member Safety Committee & Internship Supervision
Apathy
DID Group Host, President
Apathy is a wise source of advice, and they have experience in counselling youth groups, or with marriage counselling in their community. With a combination of a practical and insightful approach, Apathy is a helpful and empathetic team member. They host the Tuesday DID group.
Jenn
Loved Ones Group Host
Jenn has an undergraduate degree in psychology and is in Alberta, Canada. As an ally to this community with an interest in furthering our cause, Jenn ensures a welcome space to connect in the Loved Ones group.
Kat
DID Group Host and Human Resources
Kat is a business champion with years of experience in HR recruitment in the USA. She assists with ideas on outreach, with organizational advice and hosts the Tuesday DID group.
Noa S
Depersonalization and Derealization Group Host
Noa is from Vancouver, Canada and is passionate about contributing to caring, safe and accessible communities for people who need them. They host the DPDR group with a personal connection to the topic of dissociation.
Harsimar
Depersonalization and Derealization Group Host
Harsimar is in Greater Vancouver and studies psychology. She hosts the DPDR group on Tuesdays with a grasp of the impact that dissociation can have on day-to-day life.
Cai
Replacement Group Host
Cai has a master’s degree in Child and Youth Care and is currently being further educated in the field of Psychology. Located in British Columbia, Cai wishes to become a clinical counsellor and provide services to marginalized communities within BC.
Deb
Organized Extreme Abuse Group Host
xyloh
DID Group Host & Yoga Instructor
Ankita
Grant Research and Writing
Milad
Grant Research and Writing
Noa B
Religious Trauma & Loved Ones Group Host
Noa lives in Toronto, Canada, and is experienced in leading groups and is pursuing psychology studies. She co-hosts the Religious Trauma group on Fridays, and the Loved Ones on Saturdays.
Birdie
Assistant Coordinator
Birdie is in BC, Canada, an advocate for disability rights, and studying for their Bachelors in English with a side-focus in sociology. Birdie is an Assistant Coordinator and ensures member needs are met via email communication and tending to other tasks in support of the Executive Director.
Delta
Group Host, Magazine, Member outreach
With an education and career in bioinformatics, Delta contributes to research and writing for Real Eyez Nation Magazine, hosts support groups, and assists with general management and with member communications. Delta adds to the Multiplied By One Org team from the USA with their passion and heart for this cause and its people.
Rainbow
Group Host, Magazine, Directory, Vice President
Rainbow is our longest-standing volunteer and began with hosting groups and later assisting with the magazine and the therapist directory intake. They are a clinical social worker in the USA and contribute to a welcoming feeling of home for the community.
Melissa
Founder & Director, Group Host & Coordinator, Magazine, Websites & SEO, Directory, Administration & Management
Melissa is in Delta, BC, Canada, trained in peer support and has led support groups for youth and adults since 2015. She hosts the CPTSD, the DPDR, the RTS, the OEA, and the DID support groups. Melissa created the magazine, built the websites, and is in executive charge of overall department management.
Ally
Member Outreach, General Volunteer
Ally is a security and technology-focused volunteer assisting with general organizational needs and coordination efforts. She is passionate about expanding accessibility in all aspects of mental health in a safe and secure environment.
Jane
Religious Trauma Syndrome Group Host
Jane studied psychology toward her Master’s degree in Vancouver, Canada, and assisted with the Religious Trauma Syndrome group. Her volunteer experience includes an outreach program to reconnect homeless people with their family and friends by sending them a letter.
Yuna
CPTSD Group Host
Yuna worked as a psychologist in Japan for seven years before moving to Vancouver. In Canada, a degree from overseas is not accepted despite incredible experience and qualifications. As an admirable and determined spirit, Yuna returned to the education system to pursue the path that she is meant for while volunteering as a host with the CPTSD group.
Nadya
CPTSD Group Host
Nadya is in Canada and worked as an accountant before shifting gears and driving towards a passion and interest for helping others by pursuing a degree in psychology. Nadya assists with the CPTSD Sunday Group while offering insights and perspective with a caring approach.
Finn-Lily
DID Group Host
As a host for the Thursday DID group, Finn-Lily studies psychology in Vancouver, Canada. They are a video game designer who takes a mental health angle with themes.
Claire
Loved Ones Group Host
Claire is in her final year of University and is an honours student focusing on clinical research and counselling psychology. As a host for the Loved Ones group, Claire has experience volunteering for crisis centres and suicide hotlines in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Kristi
CPTSD, and Loved Ones Group Host
Kristi is a registered social worker with nearly twenty years of experience. She is completing her master’s degree and assisting with the CPTSD and the Loved Ones groups.