Frequently Asked Questions

Handwriting is often referred to as "brain writing." Research scientists in the fields of neuro-science have categorized neuro-muscular movement tendencies as they are correlated with specific observable personality traits. Each personality trait is represented by a neurological brain pattern. Each neurological brain pattern produces a unique neuro-muscular movement that is the same for every person who has that personality trait. When writing, these tiny movements occur unconsciously. Each written movement or stroke reveals a specific personality trait.

Handwriting reveals hundreds of elements of the person's "personality and character," which include glimpses into the subconscious mind, emotional responsiveness, intellect, energy, fears and defenses, motivations, imagination, integrity, aptitudes and issues of trust. There are over 100 individual traits revealed and an unlimited number of combinations.

Research has found references to handwriting analysis as far back as 4500 BC. In 99 AD, the Roman historian Suetonius studied Emperor Augustus' personality from his handwriting. The first handwriting analysis book was published in 1622 by Camildo Baldo. Most pioneering research was performed before 1929 in Europe. The modern scientific method of analyzing individual strokes in handwriting began in 1915 by Milton Bunker.

Anyone interested in gaining a better understanding of themselves and others:

Individuals for self-improvement: they gain a better understanding of themselves and often incorporate aspects of Grapho-therapy* to change bad habits.

• Employers for candidate selection.
• Single people to aid in the selection of compatible partners.
• Couples to improve current relationships through better understanding and communication.
• All people of all ages in the work force for career counseling.
• The courts for forgery and questioned documents.
• Attorneys to aid the jury selection process.
• Law enforcement in investigating evidence involving handwritten notes.
• Businesses for credit rating assistance.

Certain strokes represent emotions and moods. As your feelings and moods change from minute to minute, those corresponding particular strokes will change. However, the basic character-defining traits will remain the same. And, if you "really" have a total variation in handwriting styles, you are one moody person and should cut down on the sugar snacks :p

The signature represents what a person wants the world to see or what he wants to be, an image that may or may not be the same as the inner self. Because a signature contains only a few letters, it does not provide enough information for the analyst to make a complete and accurate evaluation.

Graphology can’t identify the Age and Gender.