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Quarterly Meeting of the British Institute of Graphologists |
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The Soroptimist Club, 63 Bayswater Road, London , |
Date
: 10 March 2012
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Description:
Saturday, 10 March 2012 (joint BIG/AQG meeting)at The Soroptimist Club, 63 Bayswater Road, London, W2 3PH
Tel: 0207 723 8575
This joint meeting of the British Institute of Graphologists and the Association of Qualified Graphologists provides a forum for the two groups to expand the graphological horizons from many perspectives.
Lecturers:
11.am - Barbara Weaver - Diaries of a Somebody
A huge cache of diaries was found in a skip and sent to Barbara to find out what they revealed about the writer. Her findings will be revealed.
2pm - Elaine Quigley - Jack the Ripper - The true story
This is new information on this `character` who has fascinated people for over a century. Some answers to all the speculation will be revealed from handwriting of those involved in creating this fictional persona.
All welcome.
Members £15 for the day (11am - 4pm) and non-members £20).
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GRAPHOLOGY - Further Study |
| Venue:
Missenden Abbey, Bucks, HP16 0BD |
Date
: 28 April 2012
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Description:
This class will move the basic graphological study further into the psychology of Carl Jung and other valued psychologists. For students who have already been to classes, it will be an opportunity to build on their basic knowledge and for new students it can still be a way of learning, as the early stages of the subject will be covered also, as the class progresses through the day. Finding out what makes people tick is an absolutely fascinating subject and each sample is unique, so there is always plenty to learn.
The text book that can be purchased (£5) is an ideal way of filling in the gaps and is a great aid to on-going personal study.
Tutor Elaine Quigley B.A. Hons, M.B.I.G. (Dip) has been a tutor at Missenden Abbey for over 25 years and has a huge number of interesting samples of not only the famous and infamous but of many people who have offered their handwriting for analysis.
You are also invited to bring along samples to the class and share the task of analysing them.
To book: 01296 383582 www.arca.uk.net/missendenabbey
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Summer Meeting of the British Institute of Graphologists |
| Venue:
The Soroptimist Club, 63 Bayswater Road, London W2 |
Date
: 08 June 2012
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Description:
Saturday June 9, 2012 - Soroptimists Club.
11.am THINKING PROCESSES - Adam Brand
How a person thinks is important to recruiters.
Adam will discuss the extent graphological theories incorporate the new research on thinking.
1.pm Lunch break
2.00pm - Workshop - Spatial needs revealed in writing.
A chance to explore the topic of Margins and Layout,using the article published in the Spring Journal. Please bring your copy with you for reference, but there will be copies of the article available for visitors, who don`t receive the quarterly journal.
This should be a valuable exercise, enabling participants to think more deeply about how we use our space and what our writing reveals about the way we seek the most comfortable way to position ourselves in interactive situations.
The day is from 11am to 4pm and cost is £15 for members and £20 for visitors.
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Meeting of the Northern Graphologists |
| Venue:
Tickhill near Doncaster |
Date
: 14 July 2012
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Description:
The next meeting of the Northern Graphologists will take place on JULY 14th 2012
Speakers: Christina Strang - ‘Handwriting in the early detection of dis-ease’
Christopher Molander - ‘Applications of graphology in the workplace’
Venue: Tickhill, near Doncaster
Cost: £18 includes lunch and other refreshments
Contact: ruth.rostron@handwritingservices.co.uk
0161 431 5517
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Graphology Summer School at Missenden |
| Venue:
Missenden Abbey, Great Missenden, Bucks, HP16 0BD |
Date
: 30 July 2012
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Description:
A SUMMER school - Graphology for beginners - will take place 4 mornings 9.30am - 12.30pm on Mon - Thur 30 July to 2 August 2012.
Students will be introduced to the fascinating subject of Graphology and how it can be used effectively and productively.
Four mornings will just whet the appetite, but there will be further classes available during the autumn and the following year and there are on-going lectures available around the country, for those who wish to take up the subject in more depth.
Students are encouraged to bring interesting samples of writing that they may have and about which they might like to find out more, but there will be plenty of samples to investigate as they develop more knowledge of the subject through working together and adding psychological features to their understanding.
Tutor Elaine Quigley, B.A. Hons, M.B.I.G. (Dip), has been working with Graphology for almost 30 years and has experience in areas such as recruitment, counselling and career guidance, as well as representing Graphology in the Media when questions crop up about documents that emerge in the news.
The aim of the course is to encourage people to learn about interpersonal understanding that teaches them to analyse handwriting in a positive and helpful way. This enables them to recognise best options and also to encourage those who have skills that could be developed.
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Autumn Meeting of the British Institute of Graphologists |
| Venue:
The Soroptimist Club, 63 Bayswater Road, London, W |
Date
: 02 September 2012
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Description:
Please note that this is on a SUNDAY
Our Autumn meeting is, as usual, at The Soroptimist Club and is yet to have its programme announced.
It`s worth though putting this date in your diary as, for those interested in Graphology, it is a chance to have a day of challenging discussion during the workshop and a lecture that will be thought-provoking.
The meeting is from 11am - 4pm and cost is £15 for members and £20 for visitors.
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