About Me

My early years were spent in the Thames Valley, educated at a Grammar School and then Technical College. In the 1970's I married and moved to Wiltshire, where I have lived off and on ever since, with a few gap years travelling around, living in Staffordshire, South Wales, and Gloucestershire.

I have been involved in the business world for 35 years, ranging from advertising and media, employment, to service industries including the successful development and running of a national exhibition business for 15 years bringing me into contact with senior directors, management and workforce personnel. I worked for a short while with the original Wiltshire Radio, helping to set the station up; I have also managed a hotel in the Cotswolds and set up and run 3 separate businesses.

Handwriting analysis caught my attention when I was only 18, but it took me many years before I was able to find anyone suitable to train me on a personal basis. My interest in it was re-kindled in the 1990's; and since completing my training, I have gone on to teach the subject at Adult Education Colleges and Lifelong Learning Centres in the South of England. I believe that the subject is mainly common sense and most people can learn it given the right opportunities.

I have featured on BBC Local Radio, BBC TV Points West and BBC TV South Today, and have had a number of features written about me in local media. I have also written articles for magazines about the many uses of graphology. I have set up a research project with full Ethics approval, based at Poole Hospital studying Handwriting in the Early Detection of Dis-ease, specialising in Cardiac disease.

I have recently presented a research paper in Melbourne, Australia, at a scientific conference, and this has been featured on ABC in Australia, Vietnam and on Yahoo India and in Der Spiegel in Germany.