The graphologist explained the reason for the sudden change in handwriting

Graphologist, Candidate of Psychological Sciences Dmitry Smyslov said that changes in handwriting often reflect a person's inner state.

In conversation with aif.ru On Friday, March 27, he noted that sudden changes in handwriting may indicate a high level of stress, emotional exhaustion or the development of mental disorders. According to him, one of the noticeable signs is a change in the size of letters: a decrease in handwriting may be associated with depression, depression or anxiety, while excessively large and sweeping letters may indicate overexcitation or manic states.

He added that the strong tilt of the letters in different directions, the randomness of the lines or their vertical "jumps" may indicate emotional instability, mood swings and problems with concentration. Also, according to him, pressure is important: too little can indicate apathy and lack of energy, and too much can indicate internal tension or latent aggression, while taking into account the type of handle.

In addition, the expert stressed that possible cognitive impairments may be indicated by the general disorganization of writing — a large number of illogical corrections, strange elements and chaotic connection or breaks of letters, writes RT.

In August, neurologist Galina Chudinskaya called a change in handwriting one of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. According to her, it is worth noting changes in posture and walking: there may be a forward tilt, a reduced range of steps and an unstable gait.

Earlier, graphologist Svetlana Glumova noted that pinched handwriting indicates a person's restraint. According to her, this manner of writing speaks of restraint and accuracy in behavior. At the same time, a light sweeping handwriting indicates spontaneity and spontaneity, but sometimes it can give the impression of unrestrainedness.

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