Voice Practice is Better Together
Trans Voice Practice Club is a space built on one simple idea: trans voice work is easier when you don't have to do it alone.
This is a pay-what-you-can space for trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people who are looking for more than another course or Discord server. It's a place to celebrate the tiny wins that nobody else understands, laugh through the awkward practice sessions, stay accountable on the days you don't feel like showing up, and find people who genuinely get what you're working toward.
Whether you're speaking out loud for the very first time or years into your voice journey, you'll find a group of people ready to cheer you on, share the road with you, and remind you that you never have to figure it out alone.
Come on in, the doors are open
You have until October 31 to join this round. Once the countdown runs out, the doors close until the next enrolment period.
What Youâll Get Inside the Trans Voice Practice Club
Inside this hangout space, you'll get exclusive access to:
- Monthly voice training themes
- Practice prompts and challenges
- A monthly workbook full of practice games and activities
- A monthly Club Coffee Chat with Renée for low-pressure conversation practice
- Discussion forums and a live chat room
- A live video hangout space thatâs always open
- Accountability partners through Practice Pods
- Member and moderator-led events, like game nights, hangouts, book clubs, etc.
- Weekly Wins every Friday, where no win is too small
- A Start Here welcome video to help you settle in
The Trans Voice Practice Club is designed to make your voice practice more consistent and fun by connecting you with other familiar faces. It's a space to find peer support, shared experiences, accountability, and encouragement from each other. You can ask questions, celebrate progress, share frustrations, or simply spend time with people who understand you.
This Month in the Club: Spooky Season đ
Every month has a theme. In October, a few of the practice prompts are:
- Tell a Ghost Story: Find a spooky story and read it out loud, or make one up on the spot. It's excellent inflection practice!
- Things That Go Bump: Name the voice situation that scares you the most. And then one time this month, face your fear and use your voice in that situation.
- Trick or Treat: Pick one small, scary thing to do, then give yourself an actual treat afterward.
- Try On a Costume: Spend some practice time in a voice that's nothing like the one you're building. You could choose a vampire or a very posh ghost.
There's also a Club Coffee Chat hosted by Renée (this month's question: Do You Believe In Ghosts?) and a Haunted House Tour activity for Practice Pods.
Overheard in the Club
A few posts from inside Trans Voice Practice Club, with names hidden for privacy.
Club memberI'm still practicing voice every day and feel like I'm making some progress towards my goals lately.
Club memberThat was good fun! And I found out I can do character voices quite well! Thanks for setting it up!
Club memberI finally found my password to my student portal, signed up for Trans Voice Practice Club, filled out my bio, wrote an intro post, and committing to myself to prioritize working on my voice for at least as much time every day as I spend on make-up and other self-care. Voice practice IS self-care.
Club memberNice to meet you! I can definitely relate to the meh feeling. Reading your determination to get back to consistent practice inspires me to do the same.
Club memberThe Club allows various safe ways for you to meet folx & use your voice-as-is with 100% support. Check out some of the ways to meet, chat & get back to making your voice as lovely as you wish!
Club memberHello! I've just finished the Club Coffee Chat, and it was a lot of fun.
Why This Community Exists
Voice work is incredibly rewarding, but it can also be lonely.
It's easy to skip practice when nobody's expecting you. It's easy to get stuck listening to the same recording ten times, wondering if you're making progress. It's easy to convince yourself that everyone else is figuring it out faster than you are.
And while lessons, videos, and courses can teach you how to practice, they can't always give you the thing that keeps people coming back: other people.
Trans Voice Practice Club exists to be that missing piece.
It's a place where you can celebrate finally getting through a difficult exercise, laugh about the weird sounds you're making, ask a question that's been bouncing around your head for weeks, find a practice buddy who understands exactly what you're working on, or simply spend time with people who know that voice exploration is about so much more than pitch and resonance.
This isn't about chasing a perfect voice. It's about building a sustainable practice, finding encouragement on the hard days, and surrounding yourself with people who remind you that you're not doing this alone.
Because voice work is personal, but it doesn't have to be isolating.
Meet Renée
Hi, I'm Renée (they/them)! I'm a trans nonbinary voice teacher, and I've been teaching voice for more than 15 years. Since 2019, my work has focused on helping trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people create speaking voices they love.
My YouTube channel has passed a million views, and more than 1,800 students have taken my courses. In 2026, I won Inspiring Person of the Year at the INSPIRE Awards, and my book, The Trans Voice Practice Journal, comes out on November 19.
In the club, I put together the monthly themes and practice prompts and host some of the events. Our moderators look after the day-to-day, and the members do the rest.
You don't need to own one of Renée's courses to be part of Trans Voice Practice Club.
Whether you're learning from YouTube, working with a speech-language pathologist, following another program, or simply exploring your voice on your own, you're welcome here.
Included in Every Voice Course
That being said, every Renée Yoxon voice course includes 3 months of FREE access to Trans Voice Practice Club, giving you a place to ask questions, stay motivated, find practice partners, and build community while you work through the material.
As a bonus: If you finish your course within those first 3 months, we'll gift you an ADDITIONAL 3 months of free access. It's our way of celebrating your commitment and helping you keep the momentum going. After the first 3-6 months of your free community access, youâll be asked to pay what you can to stay in the community.
This Community Is What You Make It
Trans Voice Practice Club isn't designed to be a place where you quietly consume content while waiting for an expert to tell you what to do. It's a practice space with accountability buddies, and it thrives when you all show up for one another.
That doesn't mean you need to be outgoing or have all the answers. Showing up can look like a lot of things:
- Sharing a weekly win
- Asking a question
- Liking or commenting on othersâ posts
- Joining a practice session
- Welcoming a new member
- Posting a resource
- Hosting a casual voice chat
- Running a member event
- Or simply encouraging someone who's having a hard day
Renée will provide the framework through monthly themes, practice prompts, community challenges, monthly office hours for course members, and two new YouTube videos a month. Moderators will be around to answer technical questions and help keep the space running smoothly. But the heart of this container comes from its members.
The more you participate, the more you'll get out of it, and the stronger this hangout space becomes for everyone. We hope you'll help create the kind of connections you wish existed: generous with encouragement, curious instead of judgmental, and full of people who understand that voice work is easier when we practice together.
Pay What You Can
Trans Voice Practice Club is built on a pay-what-you-can model because community shouldn't be reserved for people who can afford a fixed monthly fee.
When you join, you'll choose a monthly contribution that feels sustainable for your life right now. There is no application process and no need to explain your circumstances. Everyone receives the exact same experience regardless of what they pay.
The expectation is simple: pay honestly. We trust you to choose a contribution that reflects both your current circumstances and the value you receive from the community.
If you're able to contribute a little more, your membership helps keep the club accessible for someone who can't. And if money is tight, we hope you'll choose an amount that lets you participate without adding financial stress to your life.
This isn't a discount system or a loophole to find the lowest price. It's a mutual aid model built on the idea that we'll all be in different places at different times. Some months you may need support, and someday you may be in a position to offer it. Both are valuable ways of participating.
How to Choose Your Amount
There's no right number. When you're deciding, think about two things.
The value you'll get from the club. What would it be worth to you to have a regular place to practice and people who notice your progress?
Your personal financial situation. Choose an amount you can keep paying without adding stress to your month. If money is tight right now, a small amount is a perfectly good choice.
If you decide to give more, your choice helps make the club affordable for people who can't pay right now.
And remember, we want you in the club no matter what you pay. You can change your amount anytime if your situation changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
I already own one of Renée's courses. How do I get in?
Can I change my monthly amount later?
Can I cancel anytime?
Do you offer refunds?
Who can see what I post?
Are live sessions recorded?
What happens when the doors close?
Still have questions?
Email [email protected], and we will be happy to answer your questions đ
We Only Open the Doors Four Times a Year
Most online communities feel like revolving doors. New people arrive every day, conversations move fast, and it can be hard to build the kind of relationships that make people feel comfortable enough to show up authentically.
Thatâs why Trans Voice Practice Club only opens to new non-course members just four times a year. Between enrolment periods, the club stays closed so members have time to settle in, recognize familiar names, find practice buddies, and build genuine connections. Instead of constantly introducing yourself to new faces, you get the chance to become part of a stable, supportive group.
When the doors open again, those established relationships become the foundation that helps welcome new members in. Existing members have the space and energy to say hello, answer questions, and help newcomers feel at home, creating a safe space that grows intentionally instead of endlessly.
Opening the doors only four times a year means some people have to wait, but we believe it's worth it. Voice work is deeply personal, and we're building connections where people can feel safe enough to be vulnerable, celebrate progress, and practice together for the long haul.
Come on in, the doors are open
You have until October 31 to join this round. Once the countdown runs out, the doors close until the next enrolment period.
© 2026 Renée Yoxon
