The SouthEast Handwriting Analysts (SEHA) was established on April 5, 2003.  This organization is the former Florida Chapter of Graphoanalysts®, which was formed to provide an educational and networking group for the Graphoanalysts® in the greater Florida area.  The first meeting of the Florida Graphoanalysts was held in Orlando, FL. in 1958.  The membership grew to 75 people within a year and the dues were $5.00.  Today the Chapter includes members from FL, GA, AL, AZ, KY, MI, NC, NH, OH, TN, and TX.

SEHA has an active on-line discussion group for members with e-mail addresses.  All aspects of handwriting are discussed and handwritings are analyzed by various members.  It  is very interesting and educational for all.

Graphoanalysis® is a trademark-protected system of handwriting analysis within the general field of graphology.  SEHA meetings are held the beginning of the year at various locations, usually in Florida.  The meetings include seminars featuring an invited handwriting analyst as speaker.

If you are a Graphoanalyst® or are studying to become one, you are welcome to join SEHA and/or attend our meetings.   Graphologists are also welcome. 

The 2011 seminar was held on January 29 & 30 at the Americinn, 5931 Fruitville Rd., Sarasota, FL. 34232,  Phone: 941-342-8778.  Our speaker was Reed Hayes, CDE, of Honolulu, HI, a certified handwriting analyst and forensic document examiner.      Reed's topics were evaluating risk and danger potential in the handwriting, signs of dishonesty, and new ways to see it and new ways to say it.  Reed has written several books on handwriting including the writing of criminals and those prone to violence.

Click here to read Scientific Reasons Why Cursive Writing Must Continue, from the AAHA Dialogue, Winter 2011 publication with multiple authors.

                                 Questions?  Contact cathlane@bellsouth.net

Last updated:  Dec.3, 2011