Music is for everyone
Piano lessons for people with a disability
For children and adults with a disability, such as Down syndrome or autism.
I adapt the way I teach to the person in front of me, with plenty of patience and at a calm pace. I have experience with students with Down syndrome and autism, gained by always building on what works for that particular student. I don't have formal specialist training in this area, but I am willing to discover together what suits you or your child.
Lessons in Dutch, English, Arabic.
What you can expect from the piano lessons
All the room you need for your own pace, without comparison to others
A calm, predictable lesson structure
Room to adjust the approach whenever needed
Honesty about what I can and cannot offer
Good to know
Lesson length: 30 or 45 minutes, by arrangement. At my home in Berghem.
- An introductory meeting beforehand to get to know each other and tailor the lessons
- A keyboard with touch-sensitive keys is enough to get started
Impressions from the lessons
How much do piano lessons for people with a disability cost?
€18per lesson
based on an annual subscription for 30-minute lessons; together we'll discuss what suits you best
Frequently asked questions about piano lessons for people with a disability
- Yes. There is no fixed start date. As soon as a place is available, we schedule the trial lesson and start whenever it suits you.
- I teach in Dutch, English and Arabic. Together we choose the language that works best for you or your child.
- Nothing. The trial lesson lasts half an hour and is a chance to get to know each other and find out what suits you. There's no commitment.