Personalized Handwriting Analysis Report - Sample Report

Chris, your handwriting reveals that you are modest and accurate.

You're a practical and economical person, inclined towards a life full of planning and security. You love taking initiatives, but at the same time you never rush into anything.

This we have concluded on the basis of the traits visible in your handwriting. However, we have generated a fully detailed report taking individual handwriting traits one at a time, and determine what each one tells us about you. The report focuses on the eleven most revealing and prominent traits: Slant, Style, Strokes, Baseline, Margins, Spacing, Pressure, Size, Speed, Zones and Signature.

Interpretation of traits:

Read on to find your what does your handwriting traits reveal about you...


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Your Signature

Signature is your name written in your own handwriting. A signature is your calling card. It is the image you project to the outer world. It is your trademark.

While the majority of your handwriting communicates your conscious feelings and ideas, your signature represents your unconscious public self-image. In your signature, you convey your public identity: how you see your public self, how you wish others would see you, and how you think others do see you. By comparing your signature with the rest of your writing, graphologists seek to determine if your public and private personas are similar or different.

Your initials are considerably larger than the other letters of your signature.

As the initials in your signature are considerably larger than the other letters, graphologists think you have a ......


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Your Baseline

Baseline refers to the imaginary line upon which you write on a blank piece of paper. One uses this invisible line to guide his or her handwriting on the blank sheet. Baselines are relatively straight, but some may slant upward, downward, or vary as the line progresses to the edge of the page.

Graphologists determine a number of things looking at your baselines such as general moods; attitudes about reaching your goals; attitudes towards the past, present and future. One can consider each line of writing as a road to achieve a certain goal. You start at the left, which is the past, and go along the line, which is the present, and end up on the right side of the paper at your goal, the future. The baseline of a person helps the graphologists to reflect and give an idea about the kind of mental energy one applies to life's situation.

You have a true ascending baseline.

According to handwriting analysts, a true ascending baseline is one that goes uphill all the way to the last letter and does not drop off at the end of lines. This is one of the most positive traits a person can have in all of graphology.

Your uphill writing indicates that you have healthy mental energy. You are constantly .....


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Graphotherapy

If you change your handwriting, can you change your personality?

Yes. If you have found something in your handwriting that you don't like, you can always try to change or get rid of it through a process called graphotherapy.

The word graphotherapy was first used in France in the early 1930. It comes from the Greek word graph, meaning "written," and therapy, meaning "treatment" or "healing." Dr. Edgar Berillon, a psychologist, first promoted the theory that by changing writing, behavior would also change. Professor Charles Henry and Dr. Pierre Janet thoroughly tested this theory at the Sorbonne, in Paris, and their results seemed to prove that the theory was indeed a fact. Graphotherapy is a means of making conscious changes in your handwriting in order to bring about positive subconscious changes within yourself. Every stroke in your writing correlates to a personality trait within you.


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Report for: Chris Parker