Christina Strang

Ghost Tree

Christina’s focus has always been in helping individuals be the best they can be through the understanding and acceptance of others. Self-awareness, self-development and personal development are all key mantras in her arsenal. With over 20 years’ experience as a graphologist Christina has set up a training programme designed to understand and help break the limiting self-beliefs initiated in early years’ learning.

Christina’s interest in graphology began in the 1970’s but her journey with it didn’t start until 1995 when she met one of the country’s leading graphologists who ended up teaching Christina. Subsequently and as an aid to the graphology, Christina has attained counselling skills, an adult education certificate and trained as a life coach in NLP. Since then, as a graphologist, Christina has helped organisations with recruitment, and team building.

Christina’s journey has taken her from adult education centres to universities, and from medical conferences to medical research units and to speaker positions. Along the way, she carried out a medically approved research project at Poole Hospital working with the cardiac consultants where they were able to statistically prove that heart disease could be seen in handwriting, pre-diagnosis. As a result of this research, Christina was invited to Australia to disseminate her research paper at a scientific conference and from that she started to be invited to be keynote speaker at conferences and events here and abroad. Attending book signing, literary festivals, exhibitions, and conferences offering one-to-one handwriting analysis clinics and running workshops in China, New Zealand, and the US, she brings an understanding of the power of graphology and the importance of the handwritten word.

Christina’s recent project is to highlight the importance of handwriting for brain development to schools, parents, teachers and the establishment. As the owner of Ghost Tree she is bringing the psychological analysis of handwriting training to individuals for the purposes of self and personal development and raise awareness of transferable skills and abilities to generate flexibility in organisations and companies.