Write On! Handwriting Analysis
Some of more than 300 published articles
Looking into your I's
Journal writer wonders about her "different ways of writing."
Journaling is an excellent way to process thoughts, feel-ings, and ideas. As you look back through the pages of your journal you might notice changes in style, shape and size or in the overall appearance. Entries may also range..
Success seen in handwriting?
Writer dreams of financial wealth, but may be richer than he thought.
Handwriting analysis cannot predict a person’s success, but qualities can be identified that drive successful action or stop it in its tracks. For example, a writer with strong determination, confidence, and persistence is bound...
Imagine that!
An active imagination keeps this writer on a road of discovery.
It seems the world is your classroom because you are interested in everything! Not only are you curious and analytical, you also like to hear what others are thinking and why they think the way they do. Open to learn and...
Picky Printer
This writer prefers to print, but look closely and you will see a combination.
...Your writing shows a highly curious and skeptical nature. You don’t accept much at face value, but rather tend to sort through information yourself and draw your own conclusions. This discerning quality may be...
Five Years Later
2 samples of writing, 5 years apart. How has this writer changed?
Generally speaking, five years ago you were less sure of yourself. Will power was low (very light t-bars), and likely a result of doubting your own abilities and questioning your accomplishments. Note the letter t in the words...
Cursive and Print
This young writer asks why she mixes cursive with print.
By printing the letter z, rather than writing it out in cursive, you are eliminating strokes that you feel are not necessary. It’s likely that you are eliminating the unnecessary in your daily life as well. For example...
Wondering about a Career
This writer's curiosity is a strong asset.
A vocational analysis requires a thorough study of a large sample of writing, but enough can be found in your sample to provide some clues. The most noticeable trait is your analytical nature revealed...
Celebrating the Survivor
Adult survivors of child abuse have skills to redirect in positive ways.
“Mary” experienced unimaginable abuse by those closest to her, some of which continued into her 30s. She has had extensive medical issues as a result, and yet is one of the most positive, playful, and creative...
Debbie Jenae
Master Certified Graphoanalyst
Graphoanalyst of the Year
Importance of Learning to
Write by Hand
They call it brainwriting.
I call them life lines because of how much they can reveal about your life experience. To an analyst, the way you turn a pencil, the pressure you place on the pen, the space you fill on the page all reveal certain aspects of your personality. Is your writing large or small, legible or not, rounded or angular, printed or in cursive? To the trained eye, your handwriting reveals characteristics that make you unique. Every mark on a page means something to an analyst but only after careful study can a true personality portrait of the writer emerge.
Handwriting analysis can identify strengths and challenges that affect a relationship in positive and negative ways. Most importantly, it can lead to a better understanding of human behavior.
Graphology is catalogued as the study of handwriting in the Library of Congress under Psychology.
Graphoanalysis® is a specific method of handwriting analysis.
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