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• Andrea McNichol Teaches Graphology (Handwriting Analysis)

  http://www.brainprints.com/
  Renowned graphologist and bestselling author whose clients include the FBI, Scotland Yard, police departments around the US and many Fortune 500 companies - shows you how your handwriting reveals nearly everything about you.

• Graphology Training Center

  http://graphology.net/
  Learn handwriting analysis and graphology. Free special reports and on-line books. Sponsored by Handwriting University.

• Handwriting Analysis by Dr. Erika Karohs

  http://www.karohs.com/
  Handwriting analysis courses, handwriting analysis books, and free handwriting analysis information by graphologist Dr. Erika Karohs.

• Handwriting University.com

  http://www.handwritinguniversity.com/
  The world's leading institute for training and certification of handwriting analysts. On-line, audio, video, and home study courses for certification of students in 17 countries.

• Institute of Integral Handwriting Studies

  http://www.iihs.com/
  Correcting certain aspects of handwriting can change or modify daily life.

• International Graphoanalysis Society

  http://www.igas.com/
  Teaching the Graphoanalysis brand of handwriting analysis/graphology since 1929, with two training courses and Society membership available.

• Learn Graphology

  http://www.learngraphology.com/
  Course on CD that includes personality evaluation through a unique interactive graphology program. Site also offers free monthly lessons through email.

• MyHandwriting.com

  http://www.myhandwriting.com/
  Resource for handwriting analysis courses, books, tapes, and FAQs. Sponsored by Handwriting University.com.

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