The Founders
Natasha Raey
Natasha Raey is a strategist and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience leading change across healthcare, education, media, and philanthropy. She specializes in developing culturally relevant health education, spearheading multi-sector partnerships, and driving systems-level transformation through strategic planning and communications. Natasha has supported national and Indigenous organizations in navigating accreditation, launching health programs, and building long-term sustainability through capacity development and fundraising.
She holds a Master’s degree in Health Administration and has built a career that bridges public impact with creative storytelling. A long-time content creator and podcast host, she co-hosts Where Do We Begin, a show centered on honest conversations about identity, legacy, and growth. Natasha is deeply committed to equity and social justice, and her work consistently centres marginalized voices. Ergo represents the natural convergence of her passions—education, meaningful dialogue, and building community.
Dr. Kaitlyn Goldsmith
Dr. Kaitlyn Goldsmith holds a Ph.D., in Clinical Psychology and is a registered psychologist in the province of B.C. She has a private sex therapy practice where she sees individuals and couples with diverse sexual health concerns. She also practices at the B.C. Centre for Vulvar Health at Vancouver General Hospital (VGH) and is passionate about understanding and addressing the psychosocial impacts often experienced by individuals with chronic vulvovaginal conditions.
She is a Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of British Columbia (UBC) and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Psychology at UBC. She is a recent winner of the UBC Robert E. Knox Master Teaching Award for her upper level undergraduate class, Psychological Aspects of Human Sexuality. Dr. Goldsmith is passionate about improving physician education and advancing trauma informed care in women's health and was instrumental in launching the province-wide online Vulvodynia Toolkit in collaboration with The B.C. Centre for Vulvar Health, Shared Care, and Doctors of B.C. Philanthropy in women's health has been a priority for Dr. Goldsmith and she has worked with several charitable and nonprofit organizations to benefit women and girls.