Accessible, Supportive Music Learning—Tailored to You
An adapted music lesson is focused on learning a musical skill or instrument, with physical or cognitive adaptations or extra support as needed. These lessons are different from a music therapy session, where the goal is therapeutic, and they’re also distinct from traditional music lessons, which often focus on music theory or performance excellence. Instead, adapted music lessons are uniquely tailored to the material and approach that best suits the individual learner.
At Find Your Voice Music Therapy, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy of music-making. Whether you're just starting out or returning to music with new needs or goals, we meet you where you are—with flexibility, encouragement, and creativity.
What Makes Adapted Lessons Different?
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The pace, content, and teaching style are adjusted to meet your needs
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Lessons may include visual, tactile, or auditory learning supports
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Sessions focus on musical growth, confidence-building, and enjoyment—not perfection
Whether you're learning for fun, personal expression, or long-term skill-building, our adapted lessons are about empowerment through music.
Piano – with Kimiko & Julia
Guitar – with Brandon & Kimiko
Voice – with Julia & Kimiko
Violin/Viola and Ukulele – with Kimiko
Songwriting and Handpan – with Brandon
Brandon is available for adapted music lessons October 2025!
Each teacher brings their own musical strengths, warmth, and flexibility to the lesson space, helping you find the music in your voice, your rhythm, and your learning style.
Julia brings warmth, playfulness, and a deep understanding of how to meet learners where they are. With experience supporting individuals across diverse cognitive and emotional needs, she tailors piano lessons with patience and adaptability. Julia’s background in both music therapy and education allows her to create a calm, encouraging environment where learners can build confidence and connection through music.
Kimiko brings a wide range of musical skills and a deep respect for each learner’s pace, preferences, and personality. With experience teaching both beginners and advanced learners, she adapts each lesson to highlight your strengths while gently supporting areas of growth. Whether you're drawn to strings, voice, or ukulele, Kimiko’s approach is affirming, thoughtful, and fun.
Openings Starting May 2025!
Brandon brings creativity, flexibility, and a multi-instrumental approach to adapted music learning. His background in composition and years of experience supporting seniors and youth alike make him especially skilled at adjusting lessons for each learner’s unique goals and abilities. Whether you're exploring rhythm on the handpan or finding your voice through songwriting, Brandon makes learning feel accessible and expressive.