Mould-Related Illness: Clinical Presentations, Diagnostic Pathways, and Management Strategies
Join Dr Suhana Raju and Hannah Moore for a clinical discussion on the systematic identification and management of mould-related illness. This educational session provides an investigative framework for those navigating complex multi-system symptoms and seeking a structured, evidence-based approach to care.
April 22, 2026 - Wednesday - 7:00 PM QLD
What You Will Learn
This educational webinar provides a comprehensive overview of the clinical foundations of mould-related illness and the immunological mechanisms driving chronic symptoms. Participants will explore the structured approach to patient assessment, from initial presentation to the implementation of stepwise management protocols.
The session outlines the importance of integrating nervous system regulation and detoxification support with environmental considerations.
Clinical Presentations: How mould-related illness manifests across different body systems and common indicators in practice.
The Diagnostic Path: A review of available pathology testing and the criteria used for a formal clinical diagnosis.
Management Strategies: An overview of integrative protocols, including mast cell management and nervous system retraining.
Supportive Care: How binders, detox, and drainage support are utilized within a clinical treatment framework.
What You'll Discover
Systemic Complexity: Why mould-related illness is often overlooked and how it presents in a clinical setting.
Methodical Assessment: The clinical considerations required when evaluating potential mould exposure and environmental triggers.
Integrative Framework: How pathology testing and clinical data inform a comprehensive, multi-modal management plan.
Environmental Context: The role of building inspection and professional remediation in supporting long-term health outcomes.
Meet Our Key Speakers
Speakers
Dr. Sue Raju
“My mission is not to play the health game—I want to change the game,” says Dr Sue Raju.
She’s a wife and mother of three, and an experienced GP with over 20 years of practice across New Zealand and Australia. A member of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and a GP registrar supervisor, she currently works as a registered medical practitioner at MedCentres on the Gold Coast. Her areas of expertise include hormone and women’s health, gut health, weight management, sleep issues, digestive concerns, and fatigue.
Dr Raju believes that anything you can measure can be improved, which underpins her HGH Program—focusing on Hormones, Gut Health, and Happiness as the three key pillars of wellbeing. She’s passionate about helping patients restore optimal health, fitness, and overall wellbeing, with the goal of empowering them to approach life with confidence.
Speakers
Hannah Moore
Hannah is a highly experienced naturopath with over 16 years in clinical practice, known for combining evidence-based natural medicine with a personalised, investigative approach. She focuses on complex and chronic health concerns such as gut and hormonal imbalances, fatigue, skin conditions, and unresolved infections, including tick-borne illness, mould exposure, and hidden pathogens. By using functional testing alongside herbal and nutritional medicine, kinesiology, and tailored detox strategies, she aims to identify and address the root causes of illness rather than simply managing symptoms.
Her consultations are thorough, practical, and centred on restoring balance across key body systems, particularly the gut, immune system, liver, and hormones. Clients value Hannah’s calm, clear, and grounded style, as well as her ability to make sense of complicated health issues. She is dedicated to helping people achieve lasting improvements in their energy, mood, sleep, and overall wellbeing.ss Made Simple, was initially launched in 2016, and then revised in 2020.
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