Learning to learn with music is something that I believe should be available to every person. Whether it's through singing or a musical instrument, learning to understand ones own development through the same process that it takes to learn to play music can have a simple and powerful effect on evolving positivity, resilience and respect for oneself and others.

In echoing this same belief, I am humbled by the differences and unique attributes that live within every learner. This is why I am committed to observing, developing, learning and evolving my skills as a teacher so that each learning experiences is nurtured to the best of its potential; to allow the student to become their own teacher, investigating music and learning no matter what other interests take up their attention as a life pursuit.

Learning to play a musical instrument is a process. When music learning is taken up by young people, it is important that this process is nurtured by a involved caregiver. Learning to practice and to instigate the commitment necessary to study and enjoy the pleasures of the study of music, is often its own reward.

For adult learners, the discipline and commitment required, asks for the same nurturing attitude. This is why in lessons, I focus on making sure the learner is fully equiped with the understanding and materials necessary to evolve and thrive with their music learning from sessions to session.

Combined with learning to express musical aspirations through songwriting and composition, guitar lessons are offered as a means for owning the beautiful complexities and development that music learning and playing brings.