This course consists of an in-depth integrated study of American and European Iridology, Natural Therapeutics, Naturopathic Nutrition, Nutritional Medicine, Herbal Medicine, Anatomy & Physiology with the Pathology of the Pathways of Disease, Practice Management training (where required), and a basic grounding in Homeopathy (the latter providing an opening for post-graduate training in this subject, if desired). NB. Doctors, nurses etc are exempt from much of the Anatomy & Physiology aspect of the course.

By the time you have completed the course, you will also be equipped with a full understanding of the application and benefits of Acupressure, Douches, Detoxification programmes, Fasting and other dietary regimes, Fomentation packs, Hydrotherapy, Linaments, Oxygenation Therapy, Parasitic Detoxification, Poultices, Reflexology and Cleansing programmes of the Intestines, Liver, Gallbladder and Kidneys. Plus much, much more in the way Nature and ancient arts offer us effective treatments.
Other analytical techniques in the Curriculum include Tongue Diagnosis, Nail Diagnosis, Urinalysis, various Endocrine (hormonal) methods of assessment, Blood pressure and Blood assessment testing etc.

Sclerology training and charts are provided for the assessment of the patient, using the findings of the pointers provided by the sclera (the white of the eye) as determined by Dr Donsbach and other physicians.

The use of Pupillotonia and Pupil Manifestations provides a useful adjunct for the Iridologist, Osteopath or Naturopathic physician. The late College Director Peter Bradbury’s much sought after textbook on this subject is included in the course material.
There are 19 modules, which are primarily distance learning and can be completed within 24 – 36 months though students may, within reason, work at their own pace at home. Students already running their own practice may be exempt from the final, Practice Management, module (No. 19). Part-time attendance, amounting to 180 hours (depending upon the individual student’s previous experience), is required at Workshops, Seminars and Clinical Training. 10 Case Histories, to include Follow-up Assessments over a period of 3 months, are required to be submitted at various stages of the course.

Workshops and Seminars are usually held in Central London (convenient for Euston, St Pancras and Kings Cross stations), generally on Saturdays and/or Sundays. Several options for Beginners, Intermediary and Advanced students are offered throughout the year, allowing for a considerable degree of flexibility.

The Clinical Training may be taken with the student’s nearest, qualified practitioner, or spread out with a number of practitioners for wider experience. Overseas students need to discuss the necessary attendance criteria with the College principal prior to application.

Successful completion of the course, to include a written, practical examination and dissertation, leads to the Diploma in Naturopathic Iridology, with the entitlement to use the designatory letters DNI and eligibility for membership of the Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists International, with the use of the letters MGNI and entry onto the Guild’s very busy Register, with referrals following enquiries by the public, periodic newsletter, favourable insurance cover, along with reduced rates for future seminars, post-graduate training, books etc.

This course is accredited by the Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists International.