Iridology Course - BSY Group

Course overview

By examining the patterns of the iris of the eye, one can ascertain important information about the state of the organs and tissues of the body. Whereas conventional blood tests and X-rays can only tell you when an organ is damaged, Iridology can indicate when the organ is under stress, before physical symptoms are evident.This course would serve as a useful adjunct to other complementary therapy training.

Syllabus

Lesson One
- The discovery of a natural science
  - Early observations
  - The boy and his owl
  - The path is opened
  - Different philosophies
  - The mechanics
  - The bioplasma theory
  - The holographic theory and ECIWO biology
Lesson Two
- Constitutional types
  - The constitution
- Iris colour
  - The blue iris
  - The grey iris
  - The brown iris
- Background structure
  - The ideal iris
  - The first class iris
  - The normal iris
  - The degenerative iris
Lesson Three
- A look around the eye
  - Methods of examination
  - The unwritten rules
  - Basic examination technique
- The iris map
Lesson Four
- Iris structure and iris signs
  - Iris anatomy
  - Introduction to iris signs
  - The iris grid
Lesson Five
- Iris signs
  - Crypts
  - Defect signs
  - Daisy iris
  - Daisy nerve wreath
  - Ballooning
  - Heterochromic patterns
Lesson Six
- Iris signs continued
  - Lacunae
  - Liver wedge
  - Transversal
  - Radii solaris
  - Honeycombs
  - Tulip sign
  - Psoric spots
Lesson Seven
- Lining up the eye
  - The equilibrium line
  - The disharmony line
  - The pain line
  - The infection line
  - The nutrition line
  - The sex line
  - The psychosomatic line
  - The resilience line
Lesson Eight
- The pupil in iridology
  - Segmental flattening
  - Oval pupils
  - Pupil displacement
  - Pupil size
  - Pupil colour
Lesson Nine
- Sclerology
  - Colours
  - Engorged blood vessels
  - Iris net
  - Migraine net
  - Curved scleral sign
  - Parallel scleral marking
  - Cholesterol deposits
  - Chain of pearls
  - Scleral web marking
  - Spirals
  - Arrow head
  - Forks or tulips
Lesson Ten
- Medical conditions of the eye
  - The anatomy of the eye
  - Visual acuity
  - The red eye
  - Conditions
- Cataracts

Practical training

No practical training is required to complete this course.

Prerequisites

You do not need to have any previous qualifications to study this course.

Level

On successful completion of this course you will have received professional training at level 3. This is ideal if you wish to start a practice, or expand a career. Graduates of this course wishing to start their own practice can also obtain professional liability insurance. It has also been endorsed by the Quality Licence Scheme and graduates will receive the QLS Certificate of Achievement as above. This course has been designed by BSY to meet specific learners’ and/or employers’ requirements which cannot be satisfied through current regulated qualifications. The Quality Licence Scheme, endorses high-quality, non-regulated provision and training programmes.

Certification

On successful completion students will receive dual awards: Award 1- The professional BSY Iridology Diploma and will become a Registered BSY Iridology Practitioner.

Award 2- Certificate of achievement at QLS Level 3 from Quality Licence Scheme. Registration through BSY is essential with this course.

How the course works

Upon enrolment you receive your first course lessons.

You can study in your own time, at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. If you have any questions, or would like feedback or encouragement about your course or your studies then you can contact our friendly tutors by phone, email or post.

At the end of each lesson are a set of questions. Completing these can aid your learning and help you master each step before moving on to the next. Your next lesson will then arrive for you to continue when it suits you. This allows us to continually assess understanding and competence of the subject.

Having progressed through each lesson you can take your final examination at home, and at a date and time that suits you. Then, on successful completion you will be awarded your BSY certificate.

Support

Your tutor will mark your lessons, giving valuable, constructive feedback - helping you to master each step before moving on to the next. You can contact them for support or advice throughout your studies.

You can also contact the support team who are here to help you Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

We are proud of our friendly, caring ethos and aim to do all we can to help you succeed.