The Institute of Holistic Nutrition

PRACTICAL IRIDOLOGY
Upcoming Continuing Education Course with instructor | Dr. Diane Blackburn, PhD

Upon completion of this course, all participants will receive a certificate in Practical Iridology

Practical Iridology CEPIC

The science and art of Iridology is based on the careful observation of one of the most complicated
tissue structure of the body - the eye. Currently, iris recognition is increasingly used in conjunction
with other bio-metric markers for identification. It is estimated that some 200 differentiating signs
may be charted in the individual iris. The goal of the science and art of Iridology is to understand the
essence of a client, to get to the root causes of dis-ease or disease and to help him/her return to or
maintain health. This course is design to help the student understand Iridology in its many facets, and
how to effectively use this art and science in clinical setting.

NEW DATES: Required Text:

Techniques in Iris Analysis Textbook for Iridology by Ellen Jensen
August 5th -29th, 2014
Monday-Friday 9:00am-12:30pm
Registration Deadline: July 25, 2014
To register, please call the school at (604) 558-4000
Location: Or email vancouver@instituteofholisticnutrition.com
Institute of Holistic Nutrition
Vancouver Campus 604 West Broadway, Suite 300 Investment: $980 + GST

Dr. Diane Blackburn, PhD

DNM, Certified Iridologist, member of IIPA, Certified Nutritionist, Certified Live Blood Analyst

Diane has been studying and teaching the mysteries surrounding the eyes
and iris for more than 30 years. Her Doctorate and PhD thesis focused on
Iridology and Live Blood Analysis and she is currently writing a book on
Quantum Iridology aligning the science of iridology with the exciting finding
of Quantum Medicine. In her practice in Surrey, Diane works with husband
John Blackburn to offer a comprehensive array of modalities such as
Iridology, Live Blood Analysis, Biofeedback, Biological Terrain Assessment
and Nutrition. www.qwest4health.ca
Practical Iridology is offered once a year at the IHN Vancouver campus.