The science of Graphology as it is otherwise called, gives a significant number
of clues into the character of an individual. Handwriting is known as an ideomotor response meaning it comes directly from the subconscious mind.. When we write something, we are consciously aware
what we are writing, we do not think how we write. It is "second nature". The analysis part comes from looking at the how and gives secondary concern to the actual words.
This methodology is widely used by psychoanalysts in Europe and other professionals called Graphologists.
From a handwriting sample you send, I will create an analysis as per your request. Handwriting analysis is an invaluable tool when deciphering the inner make-up of you or anyone you know very little about. Some uses include
- Coaching: I will use this as a tool (and others) to assist you in defining and getting you closer to achieving goals we define.
- Self-Growth: It will readily give you key information about yourself and bring more awareness around your deeper psychological self.
- Relationship: By examining two people handwriting side by side, compatibilities and incompatibilities are identified and discussed.
- Landlord, Tenant: By examining the handwriting of a potential tenant, desirable/undesirable traits can be identified.
- Criminal Profiling: In cases of police matters and security issues, an individual's handwriting can be analyzed to create a profile.
- Parties: Have a handwriting party with a format of lectures and/or mini sessions for attendees.
- Lectures: I have lectured in a variety of places including cruise ships, workshops, parties and privately. I usually use powerpoint presentations for these.
In my in depth analysis, I will discuss many character traits that are reflective of the sample. I used lay terminology so that anyone listening to it will be able to understand that nature of the individual as portrayed in their handwriting.
One should keep in mind that handwriting is not static and should be considered a snapshot at some point in time.
It can be ever changing from day to day even with mood changes/swings in the same day. This means that as we grow and develop as individuals, our handwriting will change and shift with us.
How many people do you know have the same handwriting as when they were young? Truth be told, there are some whose handwriting is very similar, but those are in the very small minority.
The first historical use of handwriting started in 1265 when Roger Bacon wrote how handwriting revels personality traits.
The 16th century saw many more publications on handwriting with the earliest complete reference was published in 1695. A German, Niclas Spadons published over 800 pages in 3 volumes - all on handwriting analysis.