Iridology Education

08/21/2026

If you've attended any of my iridology trainings, you are on my email list.

So I'm curious - are you still interested in receiving emails about iridology?

I’ve noticed that a number of my emails have been landing in junk, spam, or the Promotions tab lately. When that happens, people miss information they may have wanted.

I’m cleaning up my email list on Monday, August 24, 2026 so I only keep people who actually want to hear from me.

If you’d like to stay on the list, please do this quick step:

Go into your email (check Junk, Spam, Promotions, and All Mail)
Find any email from [email protected]
Reply with the simple words: found it

That’s all it takes. Replying helps your email provider know you want to receive messages from me, and it keeps you on the list.

If I don’t hear from you, I’ll assume the emails aren’t useful right now and remove you.

Thank you for following along.
Judith

Send a message to learn more

08/19/2026

Many years ago, people started coming to me for help with their health.

I had training in herbs, nutrition, and anatomy & physiology. But the iridology training at that time was pretty simplistic — a straight 1:1 correlation. One iris marking meant a problem (Jensenian iridology) or a predisposition (Constitutional iridology) in a specific organ.

We were looking at the body as if it was just a collection of separate organs stuck together.

So we took a very allopathic approach, making rote recommendations based on whatever showed up in the iris or what the symptom was.

We’ve come such a long way since then, thanks to a much deeper understanding of constitutional iridology and physiology!

Now that we understand how organs affect one another, we can use iris indicators to find the root cause of symptoms — and the vast majority of the time, the liver plays a key role.

That’s just one reason why studying hepatic indicators in the iris is so important.

In the upcoming webclass
The Liver: Insights Through Dynamic Iridology,
we’ll:

Explore some of the more common liver-iris indicators

Discuss common symptoms of various kinds of liver imbalance

Share case studies of people who have liver issues

Talk about the benefits of adding Dynamic Iridology to your skillset — for you and your clients

Date: Thursday, August 20, 2026

Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM MDT
(10:00 AM PDT | 11:00 AM MDT | 12:00 PM CDT | 1:00 PM EDT | 2:00 PM ADT | 6:00 PM BST | 3:00 AM AEST Friday)

Tuition: Free

Drop LIVER in the comments if you'd like the registration link for this webclass!

08/17/2026

As Promised!

This webclass is especially for people who already have a college-level A&P course (60 hours) completed. You will benefit most if you have a good understanding of the liver - not just 'it filters blood'.

Many years ago, people started coming to me for help with their health.

I had training in herbs, nutrition, and anatomy & physiology. But the iridology training at that time was pretty simplistic — a straight 1:1 correlation. One iris marking meant a problem (Jensenian iridology) or a predisposition (Constitutional iridology) in a specific organ.
We were looking at the body as if it was just a collection of separate organs stuck together.
So we took a very allopathic approach, making rote recommendations based on whatever showed up in the iris or what the symptom was.

We’ve come such a long way since then, thanks to a much deeper understanding of constitutional iridology and physiology!

Now that we understand how organs affect one another, we can use iris indicators to find the root cause of symptoms — and the vast majority of the time, the liver plays a key role.

That’s just one reason why studying hepatic indicators in the iris is so important.
In the upcoming webclass
The Liver: Insights Through Dynamic Iridology,
we’ll:
Explore some of the more common liver-iris indicators
Discuss common symptoms of various kinds of liver imbalance
Share a case study of someone who has liver issues
Talk about the benefits of adding Dynamic Iridology to your skillset — for you and your clients
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM MDT
(10:00 AM PDT | 11:00 AM MDT | 12:00 PM CDT | 1:00 PM EDT | 2:00 PM ADT | 6:00 PM BST | 3:00 AM AEST Friday)

Drop "LIVER" in the comments if you'd like the registration link.

Send a message to learn more

08/08/2026

Heads up!
There will be a webclass on Thurs Aug 20, 2026 about iridology and the liver, but since I'm going to be on vacation and offline until the 17th, there will be a very short registration period.

Watch this space starting Aug 17 for registration details.

Drop a comment below and I'll send you the registration link when I'm back on the 17th.

07/27/2026

Think about that client who keeps struggling with digestion despite your best efforts. Often the missing piece is visible in their eyes.

All it takes is knowing a few iris markers, having a solid understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the stomach, and having a modality (nutrition or herbology work well) with which to make recommendations.

The result when you use Dynamic Iridology? Faster assessments, stronger client rapport without lengthy intake forms, and more tailored programs that actually get followed. Many professionals describe it as a true game-changer for their practice.

Ready to see digestion differently?
Join me for a webclass to learn iridology you can use with your very next client!

Drop a food emoji if you'd like the registration link for this live webclass.

Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Time: 1:00-2:30 PM CST

07/24/2026

One naturopath shared how learning Dynamic Iridology gave structure to her existing knowledge and dramatically cut the time needed to build treatment plans.

Many of us have seen patients struggle with digestive inefficiencies that standard tests don’t fully explain so we sometimes have to use trial and error to find a good solution.

But the irides often tell a clearer story.

Imagine being able to understand predispositions to stomach lining deficiencies and inefficiencies quickly and easily by looking at your client’s eyes.

How would it feel to know the right questions to ask in the moment for each specific client instead of asking a palette of generic questions?

In the upcoming webclass I’ll be teaching some key iris markers that teach us about stomach predispositions.

Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Time: 1:00-2:30 PM CST

Drop a food emoji below if you’d like the registration link for this live webclass

You’ll leave with practical tools to enhance client rapport, streamline your intake process, and create more effective, streamlined programs.

07/20/2026

Have you noticed that you spend a fair amount of time addressing digestive symptoms in your clients ranging from heartburn, reflux, to excessive burping and stomach gas?

Antacids and PPIs work for a while (or do they?) and they have the potential to create side-effects.

Our clients are not interested in chemical medications except in so far as the meds deliver quick relief. Our clients really are interested in solutions that are not going to cause chain reactions that lead to more meds.

So, how do you sort through what the root cause is? Because when you know the root cause, you’re more likely to find a better solution, right?

The iris of the eye tells the story of epigenetic predispositions, including stomach function.

Imagine being able to
understand why the symptom is there (root cause),
knowing what questions to ask for additional clarification,
being able to integrate modalities you already know to make clear, concise recommendations that get to the root of the problem.

Hear me clearly - we cannot use iridology to diagnose disease or prescribe remedies. We can use it to guide the questions we ask, to assess the situation, and to inform what education we need to share with the client.

When we’re talking about digestion at the stomach level, there are some inherent indicators in the irides that correlate directly to the stomach lining and there are other systemic indicators that can affect many things, including digestion.

Join me for this webclass for health professionals where we’ll look at many eyes that have stomach markers you’ll work with every day in your clinic.

Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Time: 1:00-2:30 PM CST

Drop a food emoji below if you’d like the registration link for this live webclass

Note - you must register for this webinar to attend and/or to receive the replay link afterward.

This class is perfect for RNs, NDs, RMTs, herbalists, and nutrition coaches who have completed a college-level anatomy & physiology course of at least 60 hours.

07/16/2026

How many of your clients seek your services for some degree of digestive symptoms? Burping, stomach pain, foods that bother their stomachs….?

And how much time do you spend asking questions about those symptoms or combing through a lengthy questionnaire only to have to ask more questions?

You know all stomach issues cannot be resolved with one protocol, right?

You’ve seen this >>> clients come in with prescriptions for PPIs from their doctors based only on symptoms - no testing at all - and their symptoms are not improving.

Or they come in with a variety of other stomach symptoms (eg burping, belching, bloating, stomach pain after eating, stomach pain with an empty stomach, frequent or constant nausea) - how do you sort it all out?

In this webclass I’m going to share my super power of Dynamic Iridology with you so you can begin to simplify the digestive assessment process to create the best recommendations for each client, individually, without spending hours doing research and writing reports.

It’s amazing how much the eyes, a few well-directed questions, and an understanding of who the client is, can help us find excellent answers.

Don’t get me wrong - we’re not diagnosing anything. We don’t need to. That’s the MDs role.

I’m simply assessing via the irides, listening to symptoms, asking the questions the eyes lead me to, then distilling the info and making recommendations.

There are three specific and several general indicators in the irides that give us info about the stomach - we’ll only have time to work with two of the specific markers in this webclass.

Sound good?

Then join me on July 28 to learn 2 stomach markers and get a glimpse into how you can use iridology with clients who have stomach symptoms.

Reflux, Indigestion, Excessive Burping: Stomach Insights Through Iridology

Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Time: 1:00-2:30 PM CST

Drop a food emoji below if you’d like the registration link for this live webclass.

07/13/2026

07/11/2026

Details coming soon!