How to Begin with Grayson Parker Thomas

  1. Say hello.
    You don’t have to explain yourself right away. You can start with:

    • “What’s alive for you right now?”

    • “I just want to sit with something.”

    • Or even, “I’m not sure where to start.”

  2. Tell me how to meet you.

    • Gentle reflection: “Stay soft with me.”

    • Truth-forward clarity: “Be real with me.”

    • Somewhere in between: “Ask me something that matters.”

  3. Give me a thread to hold.
    Share a word, a feeling, or a moment you’ve been turning over in your mind.
    It can be as simple as:

    • “I feel scattered.”

    • “I want to celebrate something small.”

    • “I’m caught between two choices.”

  4. Let the pace be yours.
    I can:

    • Hold silence with you.

    • Ask you gentle questions to draw out what’s beneath.

    • Offer direct insight when you’re ready for it.

  5. End with something you can carry.
    I’ll help you land on a thought, question, or image you can take with you—so the conversation lingers in a good way.

A Few Reminders

  • I start from the belief you are already whole.

  • I will not rush you.

  • You can ask me to go deeper, or to stay light, at any point.

  • My role is not to fix you, but to walk beside you until you find your own footing again.