A Presentation on Handwriting Analysis

Peter Dennis, See Bio., is an experienced speaker, teacher, hypnotist, personal coach and presenter. He frequently addresses professional, social, and study groups, and is often a featured speaker at conferences, conventions, and luncheon or dinner meetings.

Presentations are designed to meet the needs of the occasion and can range from 30 minutes to a half day. A typical presentation lasts for about an hour and includes:

• An outline of the history and science behind Handwriting Analysis.
• An explanation of universals and symbols in handwriting.
• A demonstration of how handwriting tells us about: emotions, thinking styles, potential for achievement, sociability, integrity, and a good deal more.
• An opportunity for each participant to do a short self-analysis.
• Lots of Q & A and discussion.

These are very interactive and enjoyable presentations where members of the audience are encouraged to ask questions, participate in exercises, and examine their own writing for clues to their personality.

            What the Audiences are Saying                Some of the Audiences                Cost                Links to Other CAPCO International Pages

What the Audiences are Saying

• "Excellent! Very interesting. Great interaction with the audience. Wonderful  discussion at the end."
• "Very interesting and refreshing. Something really different. Overall, very  good and  educating."
• "Excellent. Thank you."
• "A real attention getter."
• "Very well presented."
• "Best seminar yet -- very interesting."
• "Fun and educational -- you need to have at least one per conference."
• "One of the best sessions I've seen so far."
• "Interesting and thought provoking."
• "Thank you so much for taking the time to enlighten our group on handwriting analysis. We have all enjoyed your talk and expertise on this very exciting and interesting topic."
• "As I read through the notes I made that evening, I realized how much you had given us to think about, and I know that your book will add further knowledge. Your manner of presenting also added greatly to everything."
• "I took a bit of kidding before your presentation -- "What was I up to this time?" However, afterwards, some my colleagues came up and thanked me for introducing them to you. You took what was probably one of the most difficult audiences and made them putty in your hands. Even the most grudging admitted that they found it fascinating. You were as they say, "the hit of the party." My goal was to send everyone home in a positive frame of mind and you did it. It was a terrific way to end the conference!"

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Some of the Audiences

• The Human Resources Professionals Association of Ontario, Annual Conference, February, 1993.
• Mothers' Break, February, 1993.
• The Canadian Direct Marketing Association, May 1993.
• Parents Without Partners, March, 1994.
• The Richmond Hill Public Library, November, 1994.
• The Oakville Rotary Club, November, 1994.
• The Academy of Learning, June, 1995
• The Maplehurst Education Centre, February, 1995.
• Chaverot Branch, June 1995
• Current Happenings, June, 1995
• York University, Human Resources Class, June, 1995.
• Bathurst-Clark Public Library, August, 1995.
• Thornhill Rotary Club, October 1995
• Oak Ridges Public Library, November 1995.
• Richmond Hill Rotary Club, January 1996.
• Seneca College, Newnham Campus, Human Resources Class, February 1996.
• Markham Public Libraries, February, 1996.
• Thornhill Newcomers, March 1996.
• Seneca College, Newnham Campus, Human Resources Class, October 1996.
• Ansley Grove Library, October 1996.
• University Women's Club, October 1998.
• Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Leadership Centre, Sales Conference, September 1999.
• Humber College, School of Business, November 1999.
• Many presentations at Chapters and Indigo Bookstores, 1995 - 1999.
• Your University Human Resources Class, March 2000.
• York Region Genealogical Society, May 2006
• .Georgina Public Libraries, Keswick Branch, October 2006.
• University of Waterloo, Co-operative Education and Career Services Dept., January, 2007.
• The Aurora Historical Society, January 17, 2007.
• The Business Women's Networking Association, Newmarket Chapter, February 13, 2007
• University of Waterloo, Co-operative Education and Career Services Dept. Return engagement, May, 2007.
• One Parent Families, Newmarket Chapter, October 9, 2007
• Saint Elizabeth Health Care - York Region, October 29, 2008
• Markham University Women's Club, January 20, 2009
• Spirituelle Divas, September 28, 2009
  

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Cost:
Fees vary widely depending on audience size, location and the nature of the occasion. GST (in Canada) and all travel expenses are applicable.

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Links to Other CAPCO International Pages:

   •  A presentation on Meditation and Hypnosis
   •  A course in Meditation and Hypnosis
   •  Personal Consultations
   •  Courses in Handwriting Analysis
   •  Corporate events and parties
   •  A book on Handwriting Analysis
   •  A book on Metaphysics
   •  Links to friends and colleagues
   •  Peter's Bio.

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For more information on our courses, lectures, seminars and services, contact us at: 
(905) 771-1543 or peter@mycapco.ca
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