I’m currently writing a book focused on children’s music and mental health, combining my work as a researcher and practitioner in both fields. Alongside this, I host music and meditation events, and as a qualified coach, I incorporate coaching techniques into my sessions to offer a more holistic and supportive learning experience.

I was honored to be named Piano Teacher of the Year, a recognition of my lifelong passion for music and the piano. Having started lessons at age 7, the piano has been a central part of my life, driving me to pursue a BA (Hons) in Music at Dartington College of Arts, Devon, and shaping my career in music education.

With over two decades of teaching experience in Bristol, I’ve guided countless students through their musical journeys, blending classical training with explorations into jazz, blues, and pop. My approach ensures that each student discovers their unique musical voice, whether they are just starting or refining their skills.

I began lecturing BTEC Music at City of Bath College, focusing on composition, music theory, and keyboard skills. This experience deepened my belief in the transformative power of music education and reinforced my commitment to providing high-quality piano instruction.

I’ve since developed a unique piano course, which enables beginners to play a short piece within just six weeks. This course breaks down music theory and technique in a way that makes learning accessible and enjoyable.

Whether you’re drawn to classical, jazz, blues, or pop, my piano lessons are tailored to your personal goals and musical interests. I’m passionate about helping students of all ages discover the joy of piano playing and reach their full potential.

If you're interested in piano lessons or creative coaching, I’d love to help you start or continue your musical journey.

“Music does a lot of things for a lot of people. It’s transporting, for sure. It can take you right back, years back, to the very moment certain things happened in your life. It’s uplifting, it’s encouraging, it’s strengthening.”
The late, great singer Aretha Franklin