Writings and Interviews

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Dr. Tessier is a nationally recognized speaker on the topic of environmental illness. She has presented at numerous professional medical conferences- lecturing and training other physicians about the ins and outs of mold illness. Conference appearances include AAEM, ISEAI, AAMP and AIHM among others. 

Dr. Tessier is well known beyond her professional colleagues and has been featured by numerous media outlets with interviews focusing on mold. She has appeared numerous times on local Vermont radio stations and Vermont CBS affiliate station WCAX. Dr. Tessier has been featured on various popular podcasts including:​

 

• Dr. Jill Carnahan Live

• Better Health Guy

• Eat for Life

• Mold Talks Docs

• Next Seven

• Your Longevity Blueprint

• Well-Fed Women

• Mold Finders Radio

• The Keto Diet Podcast

• The Holistic Savage Podcast

• Healthy Indoors Live Show (8.12.2021)

• Healthy Indoors Live Show (6.10.2021)

• The One Thing (4.1.2020)

• The One Thing (4.5.2022)

• Lyme Voice

• Living with Lyme 

• IAQ Radio+ 

• The Dr. Madeira Show

• Nutrigenomic Nation
   

As for print experiences, Dr. Tessier has been cited by various media outlets including MSN, Readers Digest, and Paleo Magazine. Dr. Tessier also writes regularly for various outlets, including Naturopathic Doctor News and Review; articles include:

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• Mycotoxins & Men

• Mold & Pediatrics

• Mycotoxins & The Brain

• Complex Chronic Illness: Retraining the System with Mind-Body Medicine

• Atypical Fungal Dermatology

• Mold, Mycotoxins & Autoimmunity; Is There a Link?

• Fatigue Due to Mold Exposure: Pathophysiology

• Endocrine Impacts of Mycotoxins

• Mycotoxicosis: A Complex Case Following Acute Mold Exposure

• Antifungals: A Prudent Perspective Part 1

• Antifungals: A Prudent Perspective Part 2
   

Dr. Tessier acts as a guest blogger for the air purification company Molekule; articles include:

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•  What are Mycotoxins and Where Are They Found

• Black Mold Symptoms: What Happens When You’re Exposed

In addition to being a nationally known educator, Dr. Tessier maintains a busy and successful medical practice and also acts as the President of the International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness (a nonprofit dedicated to training physicians so that they may better serve their patients suffering from environmentally acquired illness). 

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