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Unspoken Word
Reflective writing. Spoken word. The words we carry and the things left unsaid.
Unspoken Word is a six-week reflective writing and spoken word programme creating space to explore the words we carry, the things we haven’t said and the process of finding our own voice.
Through journaling, creative writing and spoken word, participants are gently encouraged to explore their thoughts and experiences in their own way and at their own pace.
You don’t need to be a writer or performer to take part. There is no pressure to share anything you don’t want to share.
Unspoken Word — Women
A six-week reflective writing programme for women, offering a supportive space to explore experiences, identity, boundaries, resilience and the words that can sometimes be difficult to say out loud.
Sessions use private journaling, creative writing and spoken word, allowing participants to explore their own thoughts and experiences at their own pace.
There is no pressure to share personal journal writing, and sharing creative work is always optional.
Available in person and online.
Please get in touch for current course details and availability.
Unspoken Word — Men
A six-week reflective writing programme for men, creating space to explore experiences, emotions, identity and the things that often go unsaid.
Using private journaling, creative writing and spoken word, the programme encourages reflection, expression and finding ways to put difficult thoughts into words.
There is no pressure to perform or share anything participants would prefer to keep private.
Available in person and online.
Please get in touch for current course details and availability.
How Unspoken Word Works
Each course runs over six weeks, with a different focus each week. Sessions combine guided journaling, creative writing prompts, discussion and opportunities to explore spoken word.
The emphasis is on creating a supportive, respectful space where participants can write without judgement and decide for themselves what they want to share.
You don’t need any previous writing or performance experience to take part.