Send us a textPlaying piano is a much more physical activity than most people realize, requiring complex coordination that many of us take for granted. For neurodivergent learners, the physical aspects of piano playing often become unexpected obstacles. This episode dives deep into adaptive piano technique, exploring how teachers can modify their approaches for students whose bodies and minds process movement differently. The episode outlines six powerful principles for adapting technique for neurodivergent learners. Connect with the Creative Piano Pedagogy Podcast on social media to see upcoming demonstration videos that will visualize these techniques in action!Support the showFind the full transcript here of this episode and all past episodes! 📚 Join the waitlist for the next Piano Teachers Book Club Session! Subscribe to Elizabeth's email list here so you won’t miss future courses, freebies, teacher events and more. Let's stay in touch!On the website/blogFollow on FacebookFollow on InstagramFollow on YouTubeYou can find all of Elizabeth's favorite repertoire and teaching tools on the Amazon Storefront (affiliate link)Questions or suggestions? Send Elizabeth an email:[email protected] As an Amazon Affiliate, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you if you purchase through our links. Thank you for helping support the podcast!

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