Paul Ginsberg

@naturallypaul.com

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ADHD Life Coach for Tech Professionals. Passionate about neurodivergency. #ADHD #Autistic #Dyspraxic #Salesforce #TrailblazerCommunity Pronouns: he/his COACHING & MORE: https://linktr.ee/paulginsberg

"Any yes - true to Salesforce ecosystem tradition - the anser "Apex" has also appeared as a language known at a proficient level. It was declared by 0.29% of respondents, which only confirms that for some developers Apex is no longer just a programming language, but simply another foreign language."
Two people featuring in a funeral care advert, looking more American than anything else, without a skin tone that could ever be achieved in Scotland (sun-worn!)
Natually Paul logo with "last space" stamped across it
Paul and Roger in front of around 50 people in a conference centre room. Paul looking in the wrong direction, and not directly at the camera.
Roger and I in a very full room! I'm looking scared.
A pop up warning from Avanti saying that their train on 18th March has been rescheduled...
Text reads: AVAILABILITY EXTREMELY LIMITED!! LAST COACHING SLOT CURRENTLY UNDER OFFER. If full, I will add you to my waiting list should you want to go ahead with coaching (after an intro call). Coaching Whether you’re navigating ADHD, co-occurring conditions, or looking for strategies for growth, I’m here to help. Together, we’ll build a path that’s focused, personalised, achievable – and that works for you. With photos of my ADDCA, ICF AND ACO credientials.
Delicious cakes!
Lots of different types of food - from pineapple to bread
Person 1: Hi. Why do you always wear that mask. Person 2: [shows a picture of someone wearing a mask saying ADHD] Person 2: [hands stretches across, lifts the mask, to reveal the word autism] Person 1: Let's keep this on [Person 1 puts back the mask covering the word autism]
Cartoons of various iconic London landmarks
Me hugging Roger, leaning at a very awkward angle, both of us with huge grins
Picture of 5* review saying: "I contacted Paul at a time when I wanted to take a serious look at how my late diagnosed ADHD was impacting my work. Coaching felt natural and insightful, always looking forward to it. Paul knows when to stick to the script and when to allow for more exploration, I greatly benefited from it."
Reads: I'm speaking at CzechDreamin 2026. Wording with your colleagues better - channeling convention with Giftedness and ADHD. With Roger Farrow and Paul Ginsberg.
Lanyard lying through the air for no apparent reason, but still attached to me, albeit I'm not looking as healthy as now (chubby breasts, with nipples showing through my Salesforce Pride t-shirt).
Newspaper article with the headline "First same sex Orthodox wedding"
Photo of the front cover of adhd magazine, including article on forgiving yourself and what to expect from your assessment
Notice which says: IMPORTANT NOTICE DOGS ARE WELCOME... BUT. We are an educational mineral science company, and we pride ourselves on being accommodating to both man and beast. However, people often gingerly stick their head through the door and ask whether dogs are allowed inside, to which we politely reply "Of course", before the person brings in what is genetically closer to a horse. Understand that we have a great deal of precious and delicate minerals in this shop, and because of this, it's somewhat anxiety inducing to have a dog that has seemingly been cross bred with an M1A1 Abrams tank meandering around the shop wagging a tail that is likely triggering tsunamis on the other side of the planet. Below is an arrow (much like the height limit on a roller coaster), if you dog is above this arrow, we recommend mooring it to a lamppost (with very deep foundations) before entering the shop. Then once you are done, you can simply ride it home and go about your day. NOTE: If you feel you have been mis sold a hoarse as a dog, contact your local vet for species verification.
Phase 1, launching 1 March 2026, will extend eligibility to those who: Receive a Disabled Persons Bus Pass in England, Scotland or Wales Receive a London Disabled Persons Freedom Pass Have a Blue Badge    Are currently unable to drive on medical grounds  Receive Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS) benefits  Receive Industrial Injuries Benefit for 20% degree of disablement or higher Are without speech
Front page of ADHD Magazine, and includes article titles like "Create a planning system that actually works" and "ADHD & The Menopause"
A bathtub full of water
text says Finalist - Outstanding Achiever of the Year
Picture of a sunny beach with mountains in the background
A Windows networking screen covering up flight departure information
Picture of a book called: neurodiversity coaching by Nancy Doyle and Almuth McDowall.
Screenshot which says "Congratulations: ICF Associate Certificate Coach"
Moses holding a staff, being supported by two other people
Picture of Moses lifting a rod, being supported by two others
A screenshot of 6 age boxes, with me ticking the 45-54 box.
More Jewish Stories. 7th December. With a picture of the Dalai Lama.
Limmud logo with "Social Programming" in the background. Text reads: ADHD Peer Support Group. For those who have ADHD - whether formally diagnosed or not - this is an inclusive, confidential space. We each have a bit of time to discuss our concerns, where we are currently in life, and then reflect and support each other. You’ll meet like-minded people discussing their ADHD - it's warm, caring and friendly!
Text reads: Have ADHD? Want to work with it? For more lots more info, details on how an ADHD Life Coach could help you and to book a free 30 minute chat Check out naturallypaul.com FULLY BOOKED Some slots free January 2026
Text with a question and various options. Why do you use these types of transport? Tick as many reasons as you need to. There is a regular service so I can use it quite often The cost It is accessible. Accessible means it can be used by everyone. The routes go where I need them to. It is easy to use this type of transport. The streets are easy to access. The bus stops, train stations and roads make it easy to travel this way.
Picture saying "Starting an [sic] neurodiversity ERG" with 4 panelists, chaired by Matthew Bellringer. Thursday, 30th October at 4pm UK.
Dino: 9 hours 'till the thing Dino: We should have time to eat Brain: *wheeze* (as in short of breath)
Screenshot of the Facebook post including a map of Scotland with many pins across the Central Belt, representing support groups, and 1 pin in Thurso.
Multi coloured single sock, by a Brompton and empty cloths bin.
Dino: Visualise an apple Brain: [picture of apple appears] Dino: Visualise a bird Brain: [picture of a bird appears] Dino: Visualise the consequences of our actions Brain: "The what?"
The title is "When music makes a difference" and the video is Dorothy dancing along the yellow brick road - from the Wizard of Oz - in time to the sound of rave music.
Google maps showing a journey from Edgware to Euston, and then walking to King's Cross
Picture and sounds of three bands practising simultaneously in close proximity in a public park
Sign saying The Barber - autism friendly
Picture of whole of street lamp
Screesnhot showing a moderation screen, with the comment: "No slides is best slides"
Me, in a Salesforce Pride t-shirt, holding a Glasgow Adult ADHD Peer Socialising t-shirt
Sign saying: Pride so important even we can focus on it
Brain: You bought more stuff? Heart: I needed it Brain: Needed it or wanted it? Heart: (looks hurt) Heart: You can't legally ask me that Brain: Unbelievable Heart: I know my rights!
Main sensory and predictability accommodations that autistic people have already found when seeking support from mental health professionals are the possibility of online therapy (62 per cent), followed by professionals who don’t force eye contact or discourage stereotyping (52 per cent), and flexibility in scheduling appointments (50 per cent). The accommodations they most needed but didn’t find included: being told on arrival how long they could expect to wait and if there would be any delays (56 per cent); sensory accommodations in the clinical setting (55 per cent); advance information about what might happen before and during the appointment (51 per cent); encouragement to use headphones, sensory toys and other aids (47 per cent); and the possibility to avoid the waiting room (47 per cent). In terms of communication accommodations, the main ones autistic people found were giving them time to process what was said and waiting for the response (63 per cent), followed by using concrete language with examples (59 per cent), giving them time to make decisions and communicating them later (57 per cent), using non-discriminatory language that doesn’t reinforce stigma (56 per cent), and reducing the stress caused by questions by saying it’s OK not to know or not to be 100 per cent accurate (50 per cent). The main accommodations they needed but didn’t find were writing down important information or instructions to remember after the appointment (41 per cent), showing during the appointment what is to be done outside the appointment (41 per cent) and encouraging the person to make notes of what they want to discuss during the appointment (41 per cent). Autistic people also stressed the need to involve their loved ones in therapy (39%). Autistic people also mentioned that they would like multidisciplinary treatment and support, written resources and guides for self-awareness and understanding of needs, support with organisation and planning, validation and understanding.
WhatsApp screenshot which says: And stop bloody apologising. We all check in as and when we have the energy, enthusiasm and just happen to remember one another 😍 (with a happy sniggering reaction emoji)
FIRST PANEL Green dinosaur: I think I over-explain from a fear of being misunderstood, or because I'm equally explaing the thing to myself Pink dinosaur: I get ya SECOND PANEL Green dinosaur: That often makes other people feel patronized Pink dinosaur: That makes sense THIRD PANEL *Green dino continues explaining* FOURTH PANEL *Green dino continues explaining*
Slide saying "Coaching Ask Paul Anything + have a natter" with details of the session which is all in the listing.
Me, smiling, wearing a grey and white swirling pattern smart shirt, with a green vegetation background.
A look of absolute horror on my face, while presenting. This is usually only reserved for looking in the bathroom mirror in the morning.
[17/06, 15:57] other person: And they haven’t got anywhere to escape to 🤣 [17/06, 15:57] Paul Ginsberg: Does the messaging really align to that? You may need to bung extra references in the script. Easy to do. [17/06, 15:58] other: Yep! We talk about brains… have red stars and talk about my PowerPoint [17/06, 15:59] Paul Ginsberg: We'll discuss. :P [17/06, 15:59] other: You came up with the title 😅🤣😂 [17/06, 16:00] Paul Ginsberg: Oh. G-d. I blame you for listening to me. You should know better by now! 😆
Slide picture from my talk, including the fact that the session starts at 11.55am.
Brain: The executive actions really don't seem to be functioning vwell Brain: They claim it's a dopamine shortage Dino: Just give 'em what they want Brain: But we're all out! Dino: Store-bought is fine (picture then shows a bottle of pills)
Chap shaking a red box, listening to it
From Tourettes Action. What people think Tourettes is: 50% swearing, 50% ticks. What Tourettes actually is: Physical tics, motor tics, pain and injury, executive dysfunction, supression, fatigue, sensory needs, difficulty sleeping, co-morbidities (ADHD OCD), creativity
Picture advertising the survey with logos of Cardiff University, Oxford Brookes University and James Lind Alliance. Other information also included, but this can all be seen on the survey once you click past the "Are you 16 or older" question.
Pink banner repeating the same information as the text, but with added ADDCA, ACO and ICF logos.