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blog was originally posted on May 2, 2017)
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Handwriting reveals a lot about a person’s behavioral tendencies and
attitudes, including propensity for stubbornness or over-analysis, levels of self-esteem
and self-confidence, empathy and extroversion/introversion (see my blog titled All
About Emotional and Physical Sexuality, Part 1). It can also reveal if the
writer is experiencing any physical or emotional issues. When a stick-figure
“body” is drawn over a letter, the body-part that is affected will show up as a
weak (faint) or wriggling stroke or line in the corresponding area of the
letter. For example, when my former editor had appendicitis, the lower-right
quadrant of all of the oval letters in his writing—o, a, b, g, p—were faint or
had a tiny gap, until after his surgery and he was healed. A potential problem may also be reflected if
the corresponding area of the letter is very thick and/or has a trailing line
(end-stroke).
In accordance with the California Business and Professions Code 2908, if a client mentions a symptom or
behavior that is out of my scope of expertise as a certified clinical
hypnotherapist, I always refer the person to a licensed medical or mental
health professional for further evaluation. I do not use handwriting analysis to diagnose medical or mental-health
issues and always defer to the expertise of the professionals in those fields
to provide diagnostic and continuing care.
That being said, following are some examples of how a physiological or
psychological issue may be revealed in a handwriting sample:
·
If the person has a problem with the feet or
legs, the writing will show a break (gap) in the stem or at the bottom of a
loop. Weakness in the upper or lower torso will be reflected in a corresponding
break in the upper- or lower-middle part of the loop, etc.
·
Affecting words or symptoms of a specific
disease, such as cancer or arthritis, will be written at a downward angle (baseline
slant). This indicates that the person is trying to get rid of an illness
or condition. Negativity and pessimism are also manifested in downward-angle
writing.
·
The tendency to squeeze letters in a word close
together, presence of a check-mark (√) at the base of the stem and has a weak/faint “i” in the writing
suggests that person is holding back sexually.
·
Emotional/Psychological problems are revealed in
openings (gaps) at the bottom of a letter—especially an “o” and an “a”—which
indicate incongruent behavior.
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R. Fogan, C.Ht. is a certified hypnotherapist based in Southern
California. She graduated with honors from the Hypnosis Motivation Institute in 2005. In July 2019 she was voted
the Best Hypnotherapist in Santa Clarita, California. For more information
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