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Lawley & District WI Facebook post September 2018
“entertaining and informative meeting last Tuesday with a talk from Anne Cummings on Graphology. Who knew that our handwriting gave so much away about our personality! Very revealing!!”
“Yes so much revealed by the pen!”
“Yes….it was fascinating!”

What your Handwriting Tells the Llangunllo WI by Ai-Heng Byron, featured in The Radnor, May 2018.

We had a true Encounter with Anne Cummings a qualified Emotional Therapist and Graphologist. On Tuesday 10th April we were taken on an amazing journey of self discovery about ourselves by Anne Cummings. Her husband Colin assisted by expertly setting up the document camera Ipevo VZ-R. Apparently we were only the third group to use this state-of-the-art viewer. Anne explained to us her passion for reading and analysing handwriting. She then proceeded to decipher samples of our own handwriting we had prepared beforehand. A Graphologist can tell the character and personality of the writer by interpreting the style and structure of each letter and word. The insights into our characters and personalities, gained from Annes expertise were interesting and very intuitive, and all the ladies present agreed with her accuracy of each of us. She also gave insights into how each of the members could progress and make changes in their lives, by modifications in behaviour. Based on her experiences in the field as a Graphologist she gave an insight for the future. If children are not taught to write properly with pen and paper, this vital and important life skill will be lost, with only computer fonts as the personal expression of ourselves. Modern technology will rob society of an age-old means of communication, that needs nothing more than a stick and sand. The sad demise of the hand written word.

Aston Ingham November 2017 Anne Cummings, an Emotional therapist and Graphologist came to our A.G.M. to talk about what our handwriting reveals about us. Several members provided samples of handwriting and the results were quite intriguing and very interesting. Anne could tell that some people were talented, some determined, optimistic, controlling etc. just by looking at a small paragraph of writing. We all enjoyed the afternoon.

Featured on the Ashford Carbonel website. Caynham Ashford WI Feb 2016. When we scribble down our shopping lists, do we ever think what our handwriting says about us. Our speaker Anne Cummings, a graphologist, briefly told how the upper, middle and lower zones of our writing and the angle of slant define our personal traits and characteristics. She explained how graphology is used for psychological analysis and other various assessments. Some of our members anonymously submitted samples of their writing for scrutiny. Im sure Annes evaluations were spot on but we will never know as the scribes didnt own up……although we all had a very strong suspicion of who they were!! It was a very fascinating and interesting talk.

Our Script Tells Our Story. We were eager to hear Anne Cummings discussing “Graphology.” We all gave a sample of our handwriting and Anne discussed each submission and what she could tell us about our personalities. It was most interesting, and we were all trying to figure out whose writing was whose, as no names were given. Felindre WI (May 2015) in The Beacon.

Llanfair Waterdine WI’s May 2015 meeting about graphology with Anne Cummings was reported in The Beacon. She is highly qualified in her field and we all learned quite a lot about ourselves but she was very kind! Everyone found it fascinating and it has led to a lot of discussion about behaviour and attitudes.

Anne is a trained graphologist and after a short introduction to the subject she analysed samples of our hand writing that we had handed in anonymously. Great fun was had by all as we tried to guess which character description applied to which member. Bucknell WI (Jan 2015).

From Village Scene following Anne’s talk to Hampton Bishop WI in October 2014. We each gave a sample of our hand writing and put our name on the back. Anne then proceeded to describe the character of the person and their traits. She had us enthralled and we could usually guess exactly who she was describing. We all found the evening very entertaining.

Llanbister Mothers’ Union The guest speaker Anne Cummings was introduced. She gave a most interesting talk and by reading members handwriting she told them about their interests and other things about them. This was enjoyed by all and Olwen gave a vote of thanks.. Featured in Hereford Times April 2014

Featured in The Pyonear in May 2014. The Pyons WI. At the last meeting, Anne Cummings had us all gripped when she gave a talk on What your handwriting reveals about you, and she gave some very accurate assessments of our personalities, which amazed us all.

On Wednesday our guest speaker was Anne Cummings … Anne is a qualified Graphologist and Emotional Therapist and a published author and came along to talk to us about graphology - the analysis of handwriting to determine character and personality. This all sounds a bit deep but actually it was a fun night. Many of us submitted anonymous samples of our handwriting … and we sat waiting for our turn to be analysed. Fortunately no psychopaths were identified but we do have a good mix of kind, caring people, logical thinkers, quick thinkers and people who get things done. For one person “his mind outruns his body” and another “likes to get her own way” - fortunately they are not a couple ! All this can be summised from the direction of slant of our handriting, how well we fill the page, our choice of paper size , lines, spacing, margins and hidden symbols Our “PPI” , (the personal pronoun “I”), can become important symbol and turning one members’s example upside down revealed that the number 20 is a hidden symbol. (Is it her Lottery number I wonder?). There was obviously some scepticism as graphology is not an exact science but most of us agreed with most of the analysis, most of the time. ! Many thanks to Anne for her fascinating insight into this very interesting area of the mind. Rotary Club of Knighton & District October 2013