The books I recommend

The foundational references that shaped my approach to graphology, the enneagram and coaching.

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Escritura y Personalidad

Augusto Vels

The master map of graphology. The technical foundation that allows us to understand how handwriting reflects deep personality. A precise, structured approach that turns graphology into a rigorous analytical tool.

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Grafología Superior

Mauricio Xandró

Pure technique applied to human talent. Xandró explores graphology from a professional and systematic perspective, enabling the identification of personality traits, competencies and potential with great precision.

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The Wisdom of the Enneagram

Don Richard Riso & Russ Hudson

One of the most influential works in modern Enneagram. It explores unconscious motivations, emotional patterns and behavioural dynamics with psychological depth.

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The Complete Enneagram

Beatrice Chestnut

A contemporary take on the Enneagram that digs into internal motivations and how each personality relates to others. A modern, rigorous reference.

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Relating: An Astrological Guide to Living with Others

Liz Greene

Liz Greene integrates astrology and depth psychology to understand how we relate to others. A mature approach that informs compatibility and bond analyses.

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The Path Between Us

Suzanne Stabile

An Enneagram approach centred on human relationships. Explores how different personality types interact and how to deepen mutual understanding.

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Coaching for Performance

John Whitmore

A classic of modern coaching. Whitmore introduces a question-based approach that uncovers blocks, motivations and personal potential.

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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Handwriting Analysis

Sheila Lowe

A modern approach to graphology that connects handwriting, personality and behaviour. Expands the psychological understanding of writing from a contemporary perspective.

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