Face Profiling and Consulting by Face Profile SA
Welcome to Face Profile SA. Here you will find more information about Physiognomy (fiz′ē-og′nō-mē). It is also referred to as face profiling, face reading, character analysis or personality profiling.
According to Steadman’s Medical Dictionary it means:
1. The physical appearance of one’s face,countenance, or habitus, especially regarded as an indication of character.
2. Estimation of one’s character and mental qualities by a study of the face and other external bodily features. [physio- + Gk. gnōmōn, a judge]
Your personality is projected by the structure, lines and shapes on your face and reflects thinking patterns, personal experiences, mental attitudes, personal power, life priorities, character traits, intimacy requirements, work ethics, financial / security needs, spending style, personal preferences and so much more!
First impressions are vital in communication with others. Many times we wish for an opportunity to have a second chance at making a better first impression by approaching the person in a different way. If only we could get some inside information about new people we meet: how they think, how sensitive they are, what their priorities in life are, how they spend money, how they make decisions or how much they care for others. This is exactly what physiognomy has to offer: an insight beyond facial expression.
The system is designed to bring compassion and insight. It helps you to gain a deeper understanding of your true self and those you interact with – either on an intimate (personal) or business level. This advantage enables you to communicate more effectively, improves your personal/work relationships and social skills.
Discover more about your own unique talents and challenges. Learn how to improve relationships with your partner, children, family or colleagues and discover many more ways to use this powerful system in your daily life.
COURSE DATES FOR 2012
How to book: Send us a mail with the date of the course you want to attend and we’ll send detailed info of the particular course to you.
Introduction to Physiognomy (Module 1): See “Services page” > Training for more info
| 28 January | 18 February | 17 March | 14 April |
| 19 May | 09 June | 21 July | 18 August |
| 08 September | 13 October | 10 November |
Advanced Physiognomy (Module 2): See ”Services page” > Training for more info
| 24 March | 23 June | 27 October | 1 December |