An Investigative Approach to Mold Illness

If you suspect mold may be contributing to you or your child’s health concerns, you are in the right place!

Common Symptoms of Mold/Mycotoxin Illness

Many of the children and adults I work with have been struggling with chronic symptoms for months, sometimes years, without ever getting clear answers for their symptoms. They’ve seen multiple practitioners, undergone countless tests and have been told it’s anxiety, stress, chronic fatigue, allergies or simply something that they need to learn to live with. What I find time and time again in my practice is that what often gets overlooked is the possibility of mold exposure in the environment.

  • Persistent and chronic fatigue, low energy

  • Brain fog and cognitive challenges, poor memory

  • Intense panic, anxiety and quick to anger (this is a big one!)

  • Sensitivity to noise, bright lights, sensitive to touch

  • Skin rashes, hives, eczema, persistent Molluscum

  • Headaches and migraines, sinus pressure

  • Insomnia, tossing and turning, early waking

  • Chronic runny nose, watery eyes, congestion

  • Difficultly breathing, shortness of breath, apnea’s

  • Joint and muscle pain, stiff neck, everything just hurts!

  • Cavities, poor tooth enamel, teeth grinding, halitosis

  • Persistent Candida/yeast infections, athletes foot, toenail fungus

  • Recurring infections, EBV, RSV, Covid, Herpes

  • Frequent urination, UTI’s, Interstitial Cystitis (very common!)

  • Reflux, vomiting, nausea, heartburn, GERD, Eosinophilic Esophagitis

  • Chronic gut issues, bloating, IBS, SIBO

  • Poor growth, failure to thrive, picky eating habits

A young child sitting on a black and white rug, hugging a large plush teddy bear while facing away from the camera. The child is in a room with light-colored wooden flooring and a plain white wall, with a wooden rocking horse in the background.

How does mold affect children?

Mold is a HUGE Immune Trigger for children and can set the stage for a multitude of chronic infections and “brain on fire” symptoms and can be a root cause for PANS, ADHD, thyroid disorders, anemias, IBS and inflammatory and autoimmune conditions that we don’t want to see in our kids!

If you feel like you’ve tried everything for your child, please do not overlook this root cause!

You don’t have to navigate mold exposure alone. I’m here to guide you through the entire process, from testing your home and your body to finding a qualified mold inspector, I am here to guide you every step of the way.

Common symptoms I see in mold affected children

  • Eczema, skin rashes and hives

  • “Always sick”, runny nose, random fevers

  • Persistent diarrhea or loose stools 

  • Poor growth, failure to thrive

  • Reflux, colicky, cyclical vomiting syndrome

  • Frequent urination, bedwetting, UTI symptoms

  • “Can’t stop moving”, always crashing into things

  • Hyperactivity, child seems “drunk”

  • Chronic yeast infections

  • Chronic tummy pain 

  • Food sensitivities that continue to change

  • Histamine intolerance or mast cell activation (MCAS)

  • Poor muscle tone, tires easily after playing

  • Poor sleep, thrashing around, mouth breathing

  • Parasitic infections, persistent pinworms

Supporting you in your Mold Journey every step of the way!

  1. Assessing your home for mold and water damage

  2. Testing your body for mold/mycotoxin exposure

  3. Reducing mold exposure while you navigate next steps

  4. Cleaning and decluttering your environment

  5. Nourishing and supporting your body

  6. Preparing your body for deeper detoxification

  7. Mold recovery: personalized detoxification and immune support

  8. Creating a healthier home: guidance on remediation and belongings.

  9. Supporting physical and emotional recovery after mold exposure

Not sure where to begin? Whether you’re seeking answers for yourself or your child, a no-strings-attached Complimentary Discovery Call is the perfect place to start!

We’ll discuss your health concerns, previous blood work or functional lab testing you’ve completed, answer your questions, and talk through the next steps that make the most sense for your unique situation.

Whether that’s working together, pursuing additional testing, or simply helping you better understand your health history, my goal is to provide you with clarity and direction so that your next decision feels like the right one.