Signatures are like the covers of books. They project how people want others to see them. They are the public image. They may be the real personality or they may be a facade revealing little of the genuine character.

The Inner Circle papers were originally published for a limited group of anaysts. They were originally written in 1985 for the “Inner Circle” of analysts and were then sold individually. Since 1985, I have added many more papers of interest so that there are now 58 papers – some of them are over 30 pages in length! The 58 IC papers (listed below). Included in the collection are such popular papers as (Dis)honesty in Handwriting, Criminal Tendencies as Seen in Handwriting, Felon’s Claws, Legibility and Illegibility in Handwriting, Rivers and gaps in Word Spacing, The Freudian Psychosexual Stages and the Oedipus Complex in Handwriting, and The Signature and its Meaning.

With business crime in the billions and employee pilferage steadily on the rise, the skill to weed out potential credit risks is becoming more and more valuable. The Good Versus The Bad Credit Risk is is invaluable to people working in the credit field. It provides detailed information how to spot the credit worthy individual as well as the potential credit risk quickly and accurately. A worksheet is included.

These thirty “Sunday Lessons” were originally published every Sunday morning on the Internet. They do not replace a regular study course in handwriting analysis. They are about randomly selected interesting graphology subjects, intended to supplement a regular study course. For Series III Sunday Lessons, click here. The “Sunday Lessons” also includes 5 bonus lessons: Accident Proneness, Criminal Tendencies as Seen in Handwriting, Leadership Ability, Right versus Left Tendency in Handwriting, and Speed in Handwriting.

This is a reprint of the he original 1977 highly coveted PROFIT GUIDE, the first book ever published by Dr. Karohs. Except for the cover, this edition follows the original book exactly.

This is a one-of-a-kind book. Personality Traits At a Glance lists traits not found in conventional basic handwriting analysis courses. They were discovered by Magdalene Ivanovic, a renowned German graphologist. Using the information from this book, analysts can glean immediate insight into significant aspects of a writer’s personality from simply identifying individual strokes, curves, or angles.

Measuring handwriting indicators is strictly a mechanical task. Many analysts dislike it because it seems tedious and boring. However, an analysis will not be truly accurate without some kind of measuring. The 4-volume measurement guide takes the pain out of measuring. It explains step-by-step how to easily measure all 37 measurable handwriting indicators. Measurements take place on a scale from extremely constricted to extremely released. After completing the measuring part, appropriate interpretations for the various indicators can be gleaned from Volumes 2, Volume 3 and Volume 4. This kind of information is not available in this form anywhere else. 4-volume set

A major problem for many analysts is identifying and describing conflicting traits in handwriting. But conflicting traits DO occur together more often than not. What do you say when… secretiveness and talkativeness seem at odds with each other? yieldingness occurs together with stubbornness ? the score for determination clashes with the score for willpower? broadmindedness and narrow-mindedness are equally strong?

Analyzing printing seems to be one of the most difficult tasks for many analysts. Some of them refuse printing and insist upon a cursive sample for analysis. But this can result in an erroneous picture of a writer’s personality. Actually, printing is not really difficult to analyze. Most of the rules that apply to cursive writing are applicable to printing. With this book and some practice, you should be quite comfortable with analyzing printed script.

This is a 4-8 hour seminar program for sales people. It teaches sales people how to recognize and analyze their own most important traits – their success traits as well as the conflicts that badger them and hold them back. They also learn how to “read” their customers’ writing in order to approach them as individuals, thereby establishing rapport and putting both sales person and customer at ease. You can easily tailor this program to your own lecturing needs.

How many times has it happened to you that you come across a certain handwriting indicator but cannot remember exactly what it means? You know you have read about it, but you just cannot remember where? The 4 volume Handwriting Analysts’ Companion will put an end to this frustration. It lists in alphabetical order comprehensive explanations and illustrations of (almost) all valid handwriting indicators. Of course, by necessity, it cannot cover all interpretations listed in various handwriting analysis manuals. Too many of them are farfetched and unsubstantiated. The companion lists those items generally accepted in the field of graphology as having been researched through experimentally verified observations.

It has long been established in graphology that the mind changes certain personality traits via handwriting therapy. If a certain stroke is repeatedly written in a new way, the brain will change itself into becoming what is written. If a person is sensitive, but gets determined enough to focus the brain so that it doesn’t make handwriting strokes indicating sensitiveness, then the brain will also change its sensitive attitude.

These flash cards describe and illustrate 112 personality traits. They are great because they make writing an analysis faster and easier. They fit in a briefcase or pocketbook, so you can take them with you can take them with you and be the life of a party. And when you are doing an analysis in your office, just whip out the cards and in no time you will have identified all of the traits in your handwriting sample. These flash cards are NOT something you are going to zip through once, put on a shelf and never go back to. They are a true tool kit you will keep going back to, time after time. And each time, you will strengthen your memory and eventually you will be able to spot the traits without using the cards. The flash cards are ready for printing on heavy card stock. They can be easily

The first edition of the Encyclopedia was published starting in 1986 to provide handwriting analysts with a less frustrating source of information in all areas of the field. Since 2008, volumes 1 through 10 have been thoroughly revised, re-printed and republished. More volumes will follow as they are completed.   Aside from offering a reliable source of information, the Encyclopedia also provides fascinating reading on many subjects in the field of handwriting analysis.

Most students have to refer to their course manuals for the illustrations and definitions of personality traits. This means that they have to turn on their computers or spread out two large volumes on the table just to check a certain personality trait. The dictionary decrease the time to check on traits. The Dictionary describes and illustrates 133 basic traits. It is the perfect reference work. If you are doing an analysis, just open the Dictionary and in no time you will have identified all of the traits in your handwriting sample. Illustrated.

Has this ever happened to you? You have carefully scored a handwriting, but when it comes to actually writing the analysis, the proper word or imaginative phrase simply will not come? Or, the major traits that are glaring at you in a handwriting are sensitiveness and resentment? How do you describe them without being hurtful? With the Comprehensive and Illustrated Descriptions you can painlessly and quickly write analyses you can be proud of. This volume set lists complete trait descriptions (one to several pages per trait) for 215 basic and evaluated traits. Each trait is clearly described and illustrated.

The biggest problem with most handwriting courses is that they only teach how to identify handwriting traits. This is the reason that most graphologists are really good at identifying traits. However, only a handful of experts in the field of graphology know how to tie these traits together to form the true personality of the writer. They are able to link one personality trait to another and before they even start writing, they have a complete picture of the writer’s personality in their mind.

In 1981, I published the original “Analysts’ Handbook” of trait descriptions and phrases. It was an instant bestseller and has remained popular throughout the years. This is an updated and expanded version of the original Handbook. The updated Analysts Handbook lists 200+ pages of trait descriptions. Few other books have as much potential to decrease the time it takes you to write an analysis and increase the accuracy of your analysis. If you are interested in writing analyses faster and easier, then you will need this book.