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About HuVista
Our Mission:
We believe every person is worth understanding. Our objective is to provide human understanding to our clients in an accurate, honest and expedient manner with the utmost integrity and compassion.
HuVista's Progress
Iris
Hatfield
Founder
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The
history of HuVista is intrinsically linked to its founder and president,
Iris Hatfield. First introduced to handwriting analysis in 1965, Hatfield,
like many, was skeptical of its validity. The more deeply she researched
the field, the more convinced she became that much of a writer’s personality
and character can be determined through handwriting analysis.
After
becoming a Certified Graphoanalyst in 1969, she founded her own
business. Through continuous years of studying many different American
and European graphological methods, Hatfield has become a highly
respected authority in her field.
Validation
studies and experience working with a diverse group of businesses
over many years led to the development of the HuVista Analysis
System for personnel selection and personal insight. Through the
use of this system, HuVista continues to build loyal client base.
In
1987 Hatfield published her first book, A Question of Honesty,
featuring 40 signs evaluating the honesty/dishonesty continuum in
handwriting. This was followed by the publication of Write Sayings
Right Now which she co-authored with Catherine Beverly, describing
handwriting traits in business terms for professional graphologists.
She is active in numerous professional associations and has led
many training sessions and seminars. In addition, she has donated
countless hours helping problem children and inmates at local prisons.
Perhaps
one of the most significant contributions Hatfield has made to Graphology
is founding The Human Graphics Center, a non-profit organization
devoted to promoting research, information and unity in the human
graphics field. In January, 1992, the Human Graphics Sample Library
was established to house a collection of handwriting samples for
study and research. Under her direction, The Human Graphics Center
publishes an educational newsletter and maintains a handwriting
sample resource library for its members.
With over 36 years of experience analyzing over 44,000
individual handwritings, HuVista enjoys an outstanding reputation
for providing accurate, personalized service and specialized reports
designed to meet the individual needs of its clients.
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