Class Description and Registration
This online course covers Iridology I and II and contributes to your preparation to be certified through the International Iridology Practitioners Association (IIPA) as a Certified Comprehensive Iridologist.
The training will include a combination of American & European Iridology and a peek into Rayid, Time Risk, and Sclerology.
Format and Duration
This Online Correspondence Class consists of 10 webinars which are posted on the class website. You can start at any time during the year.
Betty Sue O'Brian will be available to review your case studies and work with you through the certification process. She is a past-President of IIPA, a current board member and a Diplomat Instructor for IIPA.
Included in your purchase is the bonus of a 1 year student membership and payment of $200 if you decide to take the IIPA Exam at the end of the class.
Additional Costs
- Iridology Textbook: The Core Curriculum (Betty Sue O'Brian). Available here at Amazon.
- A “modern” Iridology chart.
- Equipment: 10X iris scope. Click here to see what Betty Sue recommends.
How to get IIPA Certified?
Upon completion of this class, students will submit the following to IIPA:
- Proof of completion of this class, Iridology I and II
- Proof of completion of an approved Anatomy and Physiology (A & P) class
- Take exam
Buy and Register: $1600.00
Betty Sue teaches this course online at the Southern Institute of Natural Health.
Class Outline
LEVEL I
- History of Iridology
- Anatomy and Physiology of the Eye
- Iridology Zones and Mapping
- Iridology Terminology and Iris Signs
- Physical Resiliency Constitutional Types
- Constitutional Subtypes
- In depth Study of the Collarette
- Pupil Tonus
- Pupil Border Signs
LEVEL II
- Language of Iridology
- Contraction Furrows
- Radial Furrows
- Types of Lacunas
- Transversals and Reflexive Signs
- Meaning of Pigments and Colors
- Syndromes and Combination Signs
- Introduction to Sclerology
- Case Studies - Group and Individual
- Iridology Office
- Suggestions
- Guidelines
But wait - There's More!
You may want to become a Master Iridologist. This is a designation from the Southern Institute of Natural Health.
The required courses are:
- Iridology I and II (for IPPA certification)
- Sclerology 101
- Advanced Iridology
The Sclerology and Advanced Iridology classes will each provide Continuing Education Credits (CECs) accepted by the International Iridology Practitioners' Association (IIPA).
If are not yet IIPA Certified, and want to become a Master Iridologist, then you can purchase all three classes for a discounted price. Betty Sue will train and mentor you through the entire process.