Built on four decades of expressive-writing evidence — from the first reviews in 2005 through 2025 findings that the story a person builds about their own life is part of how they heal, not just a sign of healing.
Upload something already written for feedback across seven areas plus a reading-level score and AI narration; begin the seven-step Writing Journey after the 7-question Voice Up Interview; or enroll formally in an internship, fellowship, practicum, or volunteer role.
The platform is deliberately designed so AI supports the writer's own voice — scoring, reading-level analysis, and narration — while the words themselves always remain the participant's own.
In just the first weeks of launch, writers and students in 13 countries have come through the front door — real people, across the world, choosing to put their own words on the page.
All pathways lead to the same documented health benefits. Review each one as a distinct entry point with its own audience and level of commitment.
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Feedback across seven areas, a Voice Up score, a reading-level score, and AI narration in minutes. Also used for college applications, cover letters, business reports, and professional letters.
Pathway A
Begins with the seven-question Voice Up Interview, then seven research-grounded steps adapted to the participant's age and reading level.
Pathway B
Internships, fellowships, practicums, and volunteer roles — working one-to-one with the founder to turn lived experience into published work.
The network launches with 22 narrated sections, each available in five AI voices so any part of the site can be listened to rather than read.
The network is built to grow through people, not advertising — mentors, creative artists, organizations, and serious writers each have a defined role.
This project sits at the intersection of expressive writing, behavioral health, accessibility, and media. Consider these dimensions during your review:
The network claims that participation itself carries health benefit, grounded in expressive-writing literature. Assess how that claim should be worded responsibly for the public, where clinical boundaries belong, and what safeguards are needed when participants write about trauma without a clinician present.
Content is adapted to age and reading level, with narration in five voices across 22 sections. Evaluate how well this serves low-literacy, multilingual, neurodivergent, and disabled participants — and what is still missing.
The platform gives AI scoring and narration while insisting the words stay the participant's own. Consider how that line is communicated, whether users will understand it, and how it should be documented for schools, employers, and funders.
Three entry points range from a single upload to formal paid enrollment. Consider who each pathway reaches, who it may unintentionally exclude, and how mentors, partnerships, and the fellowship can scale without diluting the one-to-one quality.
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Voice Up consultants are invited to submit formal feedback on the Your Voice Works media network launch. Your expertise in clinical practice, expressive writing, health literacy, accessibility, and community programming is especially valued.