Does a handwriting stroke affect the brain?

Yes, handwriting affects the brain as well. In the previous point, I said that when we write, each stroke of the pen  reflects our personality.  But it does not end there. The strokes not only reflect our personality, they also reinforce it.  For instance, a particular stroke in your handwriting can reveal you are stubborn and if you write that particular stroke very often, you will improve upon your stubbornness!

What is graphotherapy? Is it part of handwriting analysis?

Yes, it is. You can use your own handwriting to make things better for yourself. It works something like this. Because handwriting originates in the cerebral cortex of the brain, by deliberately changing your handwriting, you can change limiting attitudes and behaviours. This curative offshoot of graphology is called graphotherapy — a means of making conscious changes in your handwriting in order to bring about desired subconscious changes within yourself. It identifies stumbling blocks that can be easily eliminated by making changes to handwriting. All one needs to do is to practise the handwriting in a particular way for 30 days. That’s it! (Study of graphotherapy is not covered in the basics of handwriting analysis)

What does handwriting analysis say about graphotherapy exercises?

A graphotherapy exercise removes self-sabotaging traits and attitudes. It can help you deal with roadblocks, such as lack of concentration, problems in marital relationships,  depression, sexual issues, self-esteem problems, inability to leave the past behind, conflict with parents and sensitivity. If you do handwriting exercises diligently, the science has the power to change your life. And that’s no exaggeration.

I hope this small handwriting analysis quiz has helped you know more about graphology. Now, you know a few things about what is handwriting analysis. If you wish to probe further and want to know what your handwriting says about you, consult a professional graphologist.

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