Advanced Iridology Mentoring & Study Group

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Bring your questions, study real cases, and deepen your understanding of iris and sclera signs through live discussion with Beth.

For students nearing completion of Comprehensive Iridology training, graduates, and practicing iridologists ready to put their knowledge into practice.

Six sessions • Four-month access period • Limited to 10 participants

Who This Group Is For

This mentoring group is designed for students and practitioners who have completed, or are close to completing, Comprehensive Iridology foundational training and would benefit from continued guidance, review, discussion, and practical application.

Whether you are preparing for certification, reviewing material you have already studied, working through challenging cases, or simply looking for a place to continue learning, this group provides ongoing support and access to experienced instruction.

Ideal For:

  • Comprehensive Iridology students and graduates

  • Practitioners preparing for certification

  • Practitioners seeking greater confidence

  • Iridologists wanting continued mentorship

  • Students who learn best through discussion and case review

What You'll Receive

Six Live Mentoring Sessions

Attend any six sessions during your four-month enrollment period.

Case Discussion & Practical Application

Bring questions, observations, and real-world cases for discussion and learning.

Continued Support

Continue growing your confidence and understanding in a welcoming educational environment.

Small Group Experience

Enrollment is limited to encourage meaningful participation and discussion.

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Continuing Education: Eligible graduates and practitioners may earn iridology continuing education credit based on actual hours of live contact attended.

CEUs are awarded for qualifying educational participation and are documented individually.

Iris Chart by Ellen Tart-Jensen
Iris Chart by Ellen Tart-Jensen

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be one of Beth's students?

No. Students and graduates of other IIPA-aligned Comprehensive Iridology programs are welcome, provided they meet the group’s foundational training requirements.

What training do I need before joining?

You should have completed, or be nearing completion of, Comprehensive Iridology Levels I & II. Our discussions build on that foundation through case review, questions, and practical application. An introductory course or short workshop alone does not provide the preparation needed for this group.

If you’re unsure whether your previous training qualifies, email beth@bethhovis.com before enrolling.

Enrollment is subject to approval. Beth reserves the right to determine whether a participant has sufficient foundational training to benefit from the mentoring group. If a participant enrolls and it is determined that the prerequisite training has not been completed, the participant may choose to apply their payment toward enrollment in Beth's Comprehensive Iridology course or receive a refund less a $12 administrative and payment processing fee.

Are sessions recorded?

No. Sessions are conducted live and are not recorded for later viewing.

What happens if I miss a session?

Participants may attend any six sessions during their four-month enrollment period. Missed sessions cannot be made up or carried forward.

What happens after four months?

You are welcome to re-enroll and continue participating, space permitting.

Continue Your Iridology Journey

Learning does not end when a course is complete. Continue developing your confidence, skills, and understanding through ongoing mentorship and discussion.

Build Your Foundation in Iridology

If you haven’t completed Comprehensive Iridology Levels I & II, begin with the foundational program. You’ll learn iris signs, constitutional patterns, and a structured approach to iridology assessment, preparing you for continued study and practical application.