Psychology of Handwriting (Marchesan Method) employs a scientific method of handwriting analysis to determine an individual's personality profile.

The term 'Psychology of Handwriting was created by Professor Marco Marchesan in the 1940's, and refers to the analysis of handwriting from a psychological perspective, taking into consideration that handwriting is a projective test.

The intuition of Marchesan is to look over the conscious and the rationalism, for look to the unconscious.

A scientific handwriting examination can have information we would otherwise get only by taking a series of psychometric exams.

The handwriting is the product of brain and hand, the automation of the muscles with the physical movements controlled by the brain.

Our conscious mind determines what we write and ours the subconscious mind controls how we write.

Each time we write we are influenced by our feelings, emotions and dispositions of that moment.

A person's handwriting is like unique and inimitable fingerprints.