In 2021, I was awarded the prestigious GRET award “for the immense scope of my professional work and impressive services to graphology.” In honour of this accolade, my piece entitled ‘Being a Graphologist’, (which reflects a typical day in my life as a full-time practising graphologist) was published in the British Institute of Graphologist’s Journal. […]
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It’s not all about who we are now. Unravelling genealogy, and getting a first hand account of where we come from and what our ancestors were like, is not only fascinating, but can also be extraordinarily revealing and helpful, giving posthumous insight, when it comes to understanding people’s characters, feelings and behaviours in different times. […]


