To learn more about Iridology read Kim Blake's article titled "Iridology and Practice"

A Diploma/Certificate Course in Iridology

Course Tutor: Jackie Day MH ND MAMH MRNI MGNI

What is the aim of the course?

This enthralling and exciting science will add a significant new dimension to your practice, providing you with instant information that can enable you to treat your patients even more effectively. Iridology enables you to interpret markings in the Iris and relate them to the human body. It also enables you to interpret the pathways of diseases to empower your client.

The course is open to all those with an holistic therapy qualification in Nutritional Therapy, Herbalism, Homeopathy, Aromatherapy, Reflexology etc.

What does the course cover?

The course comprises 9 modules and covers:-

* Introduction to and history of Iridology; Basic constitutions -Lymphatic, Haematogenic, Biliary; Examination of the iris; Creating iris records

* Structure of the iris; Muscular and skeletal systems in the iris; Iris signs -white, black and dark signs; Uric Acid constitution

* Anatomy of the eye; Diseases of the eye; Iris signs -lacuna; Autonomic Nerve Wreath; Miasms; Lymphatic system in the iris; Hydrogenoid constitution

* Iris signs -honeycombs, cholesterol rings; Digestive System in the iris (the stomach); Lipaemic constitution; Dyscratic constitution

* Iris signs -coloured signs; Digestive system in the Iris (Part two -the intestines); Dysenzymatic constitution

* Radial line correspondences; Rings in the iris; Digestive system in the iris (liver and pancreas); Endocrine system in the iris; Glandular Pathological constitution

* Iris signs -crypts, defects, contraction rings, radials; Nervous system in the iris; Larvate Tetanic constitution; Neurogenic constitution

* Pupil shapes; Neurasthenic ring; Endocrine system (part two); Mesenchymal Pathological constitution.

* Sclerology; Other systems in the iris; Complex. Constitutions

* Case Studies: There are 10 case studies and follow up consultations required to support the course.

* Final Exam: To be completed on finishing all of the course modules.

* Recommended Reading: The course gives details of the recommended books students should read.

What qualification does the course give?

This course is fully accredited by the Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists and complies with their core curriculum. There are two levels of qualification: Certificate; successful completion of the course, and Diploma; successful completion of course, plus attendance requirements and 30 hours of Clinical Practice. The Diploma entitles you to to apply for Guild membership and the use of the designatory letters (C.H.Ed Dip Irid).

What support is available?

Full tutor support is available from your own personal tutor. In addition there are regular practical tutorials available at the Centre. You can attend an introductory tutorial in this subject too. Equipment required for study: loupe, torch: Iris and Iridology charts are included in the course fee and are issued on enrolment.

The Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists

This course is designed to form part of the Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists training requirements for membership. For those who wish to join the Guild they also require all members to have completed 72 hours of attendance at Guild recognised tutorials, workshops, seminars and symposiums. Attendance at Kevala Centre tutorials would count towards this requirement. Part of the 72 hours includes 30 hours of observed Clinical Practice, which can be carried out with Guild approved practitioners located in various regions in the UK.

How do I enrol?

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Please read the Terms & Conditions of Enrolment,before completing and submitting your Enrolment Form.