Tracey Trussell

As a leading expert graphologist, Tracey Trussell’s passion is exploring the uniqueness of people through the prism of handwriting and doodle analysis. From just a few handwritten sentences, her work offers profound insight into people's personality and behaviour. Her areas of specialism are wide, and her company Handright (established in 2008) offers a bespoke service that shines a light on issues that confront us all every day.

Tracey has been invited onto ITV's ‘This Morning’ and ‘Good Morning Britain’, BBC's ‘The One Show’, Channel 4's ‘Food Unwrapped’. She has also talked about graphology on the radio - TalkSPORT and BBC 5 Radio Live, BBC Radio Berkshire and Suffolk - to name a few. And she has written countless articles for a whole host of newspapers and magazines, including Breathe and the Financial Times.

The provenance of graphology finds its roots in ancient China at around 500BC during the time of Confucius. Tracey discovered it a few years later in 2002 during a serendipitous moment. Absorbed by its insight, she undertook extensive study at the British Institute of Graphologists. She is now an accredited tutor and mentor at the Institute, and in March 2021 was presented with a special GRET award for “the immense scope of her professional work and impressive services to graphology.”