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The Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists International welcomed internationally renowned speaker John Andrews, who shared invaluable information about modern iridology and new PNEI correlations, while Olivier Sanchez led an interactive discussion using case studies to help newly qualified iridologists and established practitioners refresh their skills.

If you missed the event, you can gain instant access to the recordings, slides and post-event handouts. Contact Olivier or Sam now: info@gni-international.org

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In 2026, the GNI Symposium will be in person.

Date: Saturday, 17th October 2026. Venue: Goodenough College. Mecklenburgh Square, London WC1N 2AB

Modern Iridology

John Andrews welcomes you to his brand-new course on Modern Iridology, where he will reveal discoveries and markings, along with their real-life applications and meanings. Recordings and lavishly illustrated PDFs will be emailed to all those who book following each session.

Part 1 – November 26th 6.30 PM – 8.30 PM (18:30-20:30 GMT)
Overview of the fundamental principles for modern iridology, including the collarette (ANW) structure and integrity, the Importance of the pure brown iris, and exploration of the PNEI network – stress and emotional findings in modern iridology.

Part 2 – January 21st 6.30 PM – 8.30 PM (18:30-20:30 GMT)
The Criteria for Modern Iridology Assessment: The IPB diameter type as a modern form of iris constitution with herbal medicine and nutritional adaptogenic indications. Introduction to Cellular Iridology – Citric Acid Cycle Indications in Modern Systems.

Both sessions will cover a Modern Iridology Maps Overview, and how and when to apply each map.

The course will count towards your GNI CPD Hours. Members receive an additional discount. Don’t miss out.

Extra Information:

The course will be recorded, so if you cannot attend at the scheduled time due to your time zone, schedule, or both, and you have registered, you will be sent the recording and PDFs to ensure you do not miss out.

Pay for both course sessions in advance to receive a discount, totalling £50 for GNI members and £60 for non-members.

Not sure about signing up for both, so register for the first session only and see from there: £30 for individual modules and £ 40 for non-members.

To receive your member-only discount, enter the code shared with you in the last newsletter at checkout.