I welcome music therapists both qualified and in training who wish to improve their keyboard abilities. The skills that I have acquired in jazz and my work in music therapy have helped me develop an approach to this work. A student may for whatever reason feel stuck and need help in finding new ways to improvise in music therapy. This may be particularly relevant for beginner pianists who want to improve their confidence, or for those that have done a lot of classical playing but have had little practice in improvisation skills. This teaching involves learning about chord harmony, improvisation techniques, musical structures, and ideas that can be practised through role playing. Some of this teaching is informed by Tony Wigram’s teaching in keyboard improvisation in music therapy.