Jonathan Farrar is an environmental consultant and Building Biologist (currently in final steps for EMRS, BBEC, BBNC through the Building Biology Institute). His work was born not from textbooks alone, but from lived experience.

Several years ago, Jonathan and his family became devastatingly ill after moving into a home with toxic black mold. Already struggling with the effects of EMF exposure, parasites, and toxic burden overload, this experience pushed him to the edge. Doctors and inspectors had no answers, often dismissing his concerns, while his spouse and young children grew sicker by the day. That moment of desperation became a turning point—igniting Jonathan’s mission to take health into his own hands and uncover the hidden factors in our homes and environments that profoundly affect our wellbeing.

Since then, Jonathan has dedicated himself to rigorous training through the Building Biology Institute—completing coursework and seminars in EMF, indoor air quality, mold, and building materials, both in-person and online. He has also gained extensive hands-on experience working with families facing mold infestations, EMF exposure, poor indoor air, and unsafe water, as well as guiding new construction and renovation projects to ensure healthy building practices.

His work has helped countless clients who were told “nothing was wrong” by conventional inspectors, but who were still struggling with fatigue, insomnia, mysterious health issues, and chronic illness. Jonathan’s compassionate, science-based approach has brought answers, hope, and healthier living environments to families who felt unheard and dismissed.

Looking ahead, Jonathan’s vision goes beyond individual homes. He is passionate about transforming schools, churches, businesses, and all indoor environments—working toward a future where sick buildings no longer exist. “A healthy home and indoor environment is a basic human right,” he often says, “not a luxury.”

At the heart of it all is Jonathan’s family. His children are the driving force behind his work, reminding him daily why safe environments matter. Outside of consulting, he finds balance in nature, grounding, sunshine, and music. Once a touring musician, Jonathan still writes and plays music—but his truest calling now is helping families reclaim their health by creating spaces that nurture rather than harm.