IRIDOLOGY IN PRACTICE — LEVEL I

Iridology has been one of my favourite assessment tools throughout my years in practice. Learning it isn’t simply about memorizing markings.

What we can do with what we see, and how we say it so someone understands, and can act, — this is where it becomes useful.

That’s what we’ll begin together in Level I. Whether Iridology is new to you or something you’ve studied before, this is a practical foundation: what to look for first, what that may mean, what questions it leads you to ask, and what to begin doing with it.

You will be able to

• Know where to start when you look at an iris, rather than feeling overwhelmed by everything you see
• Recognize the foundational signs and landmarks I look for first
• Connect what you see with the questions you want to ask
• See how I use those observations to decide what deserves attention
• Practise with actual iris photos as we go

“By the end of our time together, I want you to be able to look at an eye and say, ‘I know where to start.’”

The way I’ll teach you to look, what I look for first, and where I start, is the same approach I still use with clients, after more than 30 years in practice. You won’t know everything about Iridology yet, nor should you. You will have taken the first step from knowing about it to beginning to use it with confidence.