Tag Archives: psychology

Being made a Fellow of the British Institute of Graphologists

Feeling proud and pleased as punch to announce that I have been awarded the huge honour and privilege of being made a Fellow of the British Institute of Graphologists. This honour was awarded in recognition of many years of ‘outstanding contribution to graphology and the British Institute of Graphologists’. It’s a dream come true for […]

FT Weekend Magazine

“It is hard to imagine a world in which handwriting dies out completely, let alone a time when everyone prefers to type out a love letter or dictate it to Siri. I think something will also be lost if there are no more people like graphologist Tracey Trussell. Graphologists analyse handwriting to assess personality traits. […]

LOVEREADING EXPERT REVIEWS LIFE LINES (WHAT YOUR HANDWRITING SAYS ABOUT YOU)

Joanne Owen, an Editorial Expert at LoveReading, has delivered a wonderful review of ‘Life Lines’ (What Your Handwriting Says About You)! “This thorough, thought-provoking foray into the fascinating world of graphology seeks to show how understanding handwriting can lead to deeper knowledge of ourselves and each other.” “Framed in the context of graphology dating back […]

Life Lines: What Your Handwriting Says About You

I am delighted to announce that my beautiful hardback graphology book (with yellow ribbon) Life Lines: What Your Handwriting Says About You (Unicorn, published March 2022) is out now!     You can order signed copies now from Unicorn.  The book can also be purchased online from Amazon, Waterstones, or the Book Depository.  It should also be available for purchase soon […]

Boris’s handwriting

The shelf life of a piece of handwriting (for the purposes of analysis) is unknown. Some people’s handwriting rarely changes during their adult life, and others alter dramatically.  Shifts will depend on personal circumstance and global evolution, because we’re all a part of the bigger picture. Comparing these two samples of Boris’s handwriting (see below) – one was penned just days ago […]

The Drawn Identity

Delighted to have been invited by Lauren PG-Geall, an MA Magazine Journalism student at University of London, to write a feature on Journalist’s doodles for their alumni magazine XCity. This is The Drawn Identity. Click to read article here >   And here’s the unedited version of what I said: (Please note that I use […]