Personality Profiling and Handwriting Analysis for the Attorney

By Sheila Lowe
www.sheilalowe.com.

OVERVIEW:

Like body language and facial expressions, handwriting is an expressive behavior that reveals a great deal about the writer’s personality. That’s why, when a letter arrives from your mother the old fashioned way, in the mail, you recognize her handwriting on the envelope. You don’t wonder if it’s from your Uncle Bob, or your friend, Mike. You know immediately who wrote the letter. Your mother, Uncle Bob, and your friend Mike have each adopted a particular style of writing that reflects

their own unique personality and behavior.

If you have any doubt that handwriting reveals behavior, sit quietly for a moment and think back to something that made you intensely angry or upset – actually re-live the feeling – then write a line or two about the event. Next, take a few calming breaths and write something neutral. Because  handwriting changes to some degree with mood, unless you are totally dispassionate, you will see  some differences between the two samples. In the first sample, the renewed anger you felt may have  caused you to press heavier against the pen as it crossed the paper; the size may have grown larger  and the slant more rightward-leaning than your normal style, and there may be more sharp angles.

Take a look at something you wrote fifteen or twenty years ago and observe the degree to which your handwriting has altered over time. After all, you’re probably not exactly the same person now as you were then, and your  handwriting echoes the changes that come with the particular set of experiences that have moved through your life. Whether the readily observable changes are positive or negative depends very much on exactly how you have assimilated those experiences.

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