SPEAKER DETAILS
Cheryl Cidcko
Cheryl Ciecko, AIA, FALA, LEED AP, is a licensed architect with over thirty-five years of experience and a Master's degree in architecture. As founder of AvoidingMold.com and The Dwell Well Institute, she specializes in mold prevention, moisture management and building science for healthy homes. Cheryl's expertise is both professional and personal. When her daughter developed severe asthma and migraines, Cheryl traced the cause to aspergillus mold in their ductwork—beginning a twenty-year journey through building failures, family illness and ultimately, recovery. That journey transformed her career. As a former senior technical director and current architect representative to the American Lumber Standards Committee, she brings rare technical depth to an urgent human topic. She has presented at dozens of conferences with exceptional ratings, and her online education reaches homeowners and building professionals worldwide. She believes every family deserves to live in a home that heals—not harms.
PRESENTATION
IS WIRELESS RADIATION BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH?
SAT., OCT. 17 AT 4:00 PM
Your home should be your safest place. But for millions of families, it isn't—and they don't know why. Mold and moisture damage are silently affecting the health of an estimated eighty million Americans—hiding inside walls, attics, ductwork and foundations or plainly visible on surfaces we've learned to ignore. Conventional testing often misses concealed mold, and standard remediation regularly fails to fix the real problem. In this eye-opening session, licensed architect and building scientist Cheryl Ciecko draws on thirty-five years of expertise and a deeply personal health journey to show homeowners exactly what to look for, what questions to ask and what works. You'll learn why mold keeps coming back, what the building and remediation industries get wrong and the practical steps you can take right now to investigate, identify and stop mold—before it stops you. Leave with new eyes for your home and a clear path forward.