Founder & Piano Instructor
Will Daniels
Will Daniels is a full‑time performing pianist, teacher, and collaborative accompanist based in Orlando, Florida. He holds a Master of Arts in Piano Performance from the University of Central Florida, where he studied classical piano with Dr. Yun‑Ling Hsu and jazz piano and arranging with Per Danielsson. His Bachelor of Music in Music Theory and Composition is from Florida State University, where he also received training in jazz, the Taubman technique with Bill Peterson, and composition under Dr. Clifton Callender.
Will teaches privately to students of all ages and levels—offering instruction in classical, contemporary, and jazz piano, as well as music theory and composition. He specializes in the Taubman and Lister‑Sink technical approaches, along with Suzuki and Kodály methods for young beginners. Will serves on the board of the Central Florida Music Teachers Association, adjudicates competitions, and teaches theory courses online through Kepler Education.
As a performer, he collaborates regularly with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Opera Orlando, Alterity Chamber Orchestra, and the University of Central Florida faculty and students. He also serves as organist and pianist for St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church and The Geneva School—a private Christian classical school. Will and his family are active members of St. Paul’s Presbyterian in Orlando, and he finds joy in mentoring emerging musicians both musically and spiritually.
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Experience
Education :
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Graduated: 2015
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
University of California, Berkeley
Graduated: 2011
Experience :
Arielle has worked in various therapeutic settings, including private practice, community mental health centers, and non-profit organizations. She has helped clients from diverse backgrounds overcome challenges related to trauma, grief, anxiety, self-worth, and relationship issues. Arielle uses a holistic, client-centered approach that integrates mindfulness, somatic work, and evidence-based practices to support long-term emotional well-being.
Year of experience :
8 years of professional experience in marriage and family therapy, with additional training in trauma-informed care and mindfulness practices.