by AuntieGen | Sep 21, 2026 | Mold, Mold Remediation
Part 3: Relationships & Experience Matter – When Clinical Worlds and Building Science Meet Most remediation companies operate in isolation from healthcare. That’s not just a gap, it’s a structural flaw in how these cases are handled. Because patients don’t...
by AuntieGen | Sep 18, 2026 | Mold, Mold Remediation
Part 2: Certifications Matter – Not All Remediators Are Trained for This Level The mold industry is not uniformly regulated. Two companies can both say they perform mold remediation and still operate at completely different levels of training, safety, and...
by AuntieGen | Sep 16, 2026 | Mold
Part 1: Science Matters, The Products Used in Your Home Matters A Lot More Than You Think. There is a question that thoughtful practitioners ask, and rightly so. Will this remediation make my patient worse. It is not an emotional question. It is a clinical one. And...
by AuntieGen | Sep 28, 2026 | Meth
The Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship Story Raises a Bigger Question About Methamphetamine Remediation A church building in Fort Collins, Colorado, that spent decades opening its doors to people who needed help is now expected to disappear. CBS Colorado reporter...
by AuntieGen | Sep 15, 2026 | Mold
For decades, people have tried to make sense of symptoms that did not fit neatly into a diagnosis. Headaches that would not go away, constant fatigue, breathing problems, brain fog, skin irritation, and a general sense of feeling unwell often led to explanations that...
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