Morning:
- Italian Grapology, Marco Marchesan’s Interpretation of Handwriting Analysis;
- Comparative Graphology, common aspects of Italian, French and German Schools;
- Forensic Graphology, working with criminal investigators and trial lawyers, presenting well-known cases.

Afternoon:
- Handwriting identification workshop on observation of movement;
- New protocols of investigation;
- How illness and medication affect handwriting.

Marisa Aloia and Angelo Vigliotti both join us from Italy. Marisa, a psychologist and psychotherapist with a private practice, has been working as a psychological graphologist for the judicial system since the 1980s. She is an expert in cases involving sexual violence against children. She was the first president of a professional graphological society in Italy and is also a member of Siena’s University of Legal Medical Science. She has written five books, organizes and speaks at national and international conventions, and is frequently interviewed for weekly magazines. Marisa will be presenting in the morning and the first two programs in the afternoon.

Angelo is a pediatrician, psychologist and graphologist. His specialty is medical graphology, and he will be presenting on how illness and medicine affect handwritng. He is director of the magazine Analysis of Signs and has written five books on psychographology, including on infantile violence, the criminal mind, and pediatric graphology, among others.

Conference Fees
• Professional Members and Associates: Free
• Students of Patricia Siegel and Lois Vaisman: $25
• Other attendees: $50
• Bring a new attendee to these meetings and receive a 50% discount, applied to both fees.

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