Master Iridologist – Academy of Iridology

Once you have the IIPA Comprehensive Iridologist Certification, you can take additional courses 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 IIPA 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 you are just starting on this journey, and you are not yet IIPA Certified, then you should finish Iridology I and II and take the IIPA Exam first so that the new information is not confusing during the exam.

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I have been interested in Iridology for most of my life, but haven't had the opportunity to study it seriously until recently. I found the program online and sent out a couple questions about it to Dr. Betty Sue O'Brian to see if it would be a good fit. She was so enthusiastic and positive, showing real interest in my own work and how I might be able to use Iridology in my area of expertise (i.e., older adult wellness) that I signed up nearly on the spot. The classes are arranged well and work seamlessly with Dr. O'Brian's textbook. What I appreciated most of all, I have to say, was Dr. O'Brian's manner with her students. In pre-recorded webinars, I could tell that she was very responsive, caring, and in-tune with her students. Since 2000, I have been either an online student or professor (and sometimes both at the same time), so I can appreciate an instructor's ability to meet students where they are and give them what they need to move to the next level. Dr. O'Brian has this gift in spades! During my own studies, I reached out to her numerous times and she was also quick to respond and very helpful. It was great to study under her and I definitely recommend her as an Iridology instructor.

Dr. Ryan Harrison, PsyD Director of Resident Life & Wellness