I use the term “somatic intuitive” to describe the way I receive intuitive information through my own body. When I connect with a client’s energetic field, I may experience physical sensations, emotions, or energetic impressions within myself that offer insight into what their body may be experiencing. This becomes another layer of information that I bring into the reading alongside what I see in the iris.

A traditional Iridology assessment primarily focuses on what can be observed within the iris—its colour, patterns, markings, and structures—and what these may reveal about your constitution and areas of support.

My readings incorporate all of this, but also bring in my work as a somatic intuitive. Before each session, I connect with your energetic field and may receive physical sensations, emotions, or intuitive impressions within my own body that provide another layer of insight.

Rather than looking at the iris in isolation, I bring these different layers of information together to explore the connections between your physical, emotional, and energetic well-being.

This allows the reading to become more than an assessment of what may be happening within the body. It becomes an opportunity to explore the deeper patterns and experiences that may be connected to what your body is communicating, while giving you personalized guidance and practical tools to support your own healing and wellness journey.

In short: traditional Iridology looks at the iris. A Wilder reading looks at the whole person.

At the heart of Wilder is the belief that the body is always communicating with us. Symptoms, sensations, patterns, and changes within the body can be invitations to slow down, listen, and become more curious about what we may be experiencing beneath the surface.

I believe our physical, emotional, and energetic selves are deeply interconnected. What we experience emotionally, energetically, and throughout our lives can influence how we experience ourselves physically. Sometimes, what begins in the energetic or emotional body eventually makes itself known through the physical body.

This is why I don't believe in looking at the body in isolation.

Through Iridology and somatic intuition, I bring together different layers of information to create a more holistic picture of your well-being. My intention isn't to tell you what your body means or to take away your own intuition. Instead, I offer observations, insights, and perspectives that can help you become more curious about your own experience and recognize patterns that may otherwise go unnoticed.

I believe you are the expert on your own body. My role is to help you listen to it more deeply.

Ultimately, Wilder is about moving away from fear, disconnection, and simply trying to silence what the body is saying—and toward curiosity, self-awareness, empowerment, and partnership with your body.

You don't need to wait until something feels “wrong” to begin listening.

Your body is already speaking. Wilder is an invitation to listen.

In your session, I use light and magnification to examine the unique patterns, colours, and structures of your iris. Your eyes reveal more than physical traits—they reflect the connections between your body, mind, and emotional landscape, showing inherited strengths, sensitivities, and areas where your body may need support.

Together, we’ll explore what your body is communicating and discuss simple, holistic ways to nurture your physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Iridology is not a diagnosis—it’s a guide to understanding your body, helping you make choices that support balance, clarity, and vitality.

The majority of indicators in the Iris can change over time with nutritional and lifestyle changes. Few are permanent and will never change.

NO. Iridology does not diagnose. If you need a diagnosis please see a medical professional. This reading is for informative and entertainment purposes only and should never be in place of seeking medical assistance. Iridology is not a licensed or regulated field.

I suggest waiting 12 weeks to allow for dietary and lifestyle changes to show their effect on the Iris.

As long as they are not coloured contact lenses, they will not impact the reading. If you wear glasses, please note that you will be asked to remove them for the reading.

I suggest waiting until the age of 7 when the Iris is fully formed. Iridology readings can be a great way to create a preventative health plan for your child and assess children’s stress and anxiety levels.