Music lessons designed
around the learner.
The same love of music. More room for your own way of learning.
Musical growth,
at your own pace.
Adaptive voice and beginner piano lessons focus on building musical skills. The way we get there is tailored to the student.
I adapt communication, pacing, sensory considerations, attention, motor demands, and processing time around each learner’s strengths. Interests and motivation help shape what we explore together.
Lessons welcome autistic and neurodivergent students, learners with developmental disabilities or delays, and anyone who benefits from individualized teaching. No diagnosis is required.
Book a lessonAdaptive music lessons
& music therapy.
Adaptive music lessons
The primary goal is musical learning and skill acquisition. The teaching approach changes to meet the learner.
Book adaptive voice or beginner piano lessons here.
Music therapy
A clinical service in which music supports therapeutic, developmental, or functional goals.
Explore Annabelle’s clinical work through Sonic Minds.
Visit Sonic Minds →Space to learn
your way.
You don’t have to have
all the answers.
If you’re unsure which option fits, share a little about your musical goals. Detailed intake stays with Carepatron.
Ask Annabelle →Good questions.
Can I purchase a lesson package?
Yes. After choosing your lesson, select a single lesson or a prepaid package: 3 lessons at 5% off, 6 at 10% off, or 9 at 15% off. Package requests go to Annabelle, who confirms availability, sends a Carepatron invoice, and arranges lesson dates after payment. Each package covers the selected lesson type and length.
How much are adaptive lessons?
Adaptive voice and beginner piano lessons are $85 for 30 minutes or $170 for 60 minutes. These lessons include an individualized teaching approach. Contact Annabelle to discuss fit and availability.
What are adaptive music lessons?
Adaptive music lessons are music lessons focused on musical learning and skill development, with teaching adjusted to the individual student’s needs and interests.
What is the difference between adaptive music lessons and music therapy?
Adaptive lessons focus primarily on musical learning. Music therapy is a clinical service that uses music to support therapeutic, developmental, or functional goals.
Does my child need an autism diagnosis?
No. A diagnosis is not required. Adaptive lessons are for any learner who benefits from a more individualized teaching approach.
Who are adaptive lessons for?
Adaptive voice and beginner piano lessons are for students ages 5 through adult, including autistic, neurodivergent, developmentally disabled, and developmentally delayed learners.
Are adaptive lessons available online?
Online voice may be a good fit depending on the learner. Piano is in person at launch. Contact Annabelle to discuss the format that best supports your student.