Meet the Presenters

Becca Gibson, LICSW, LCSW-C

Venmo: @Rebecca-Gibson-44

Becca Gibson (they/she) is a late-identified AuDHD licensed clinical social worker, as well as the founder and owner of Wired Differently Therapy, a private practice serving clients in the states of Maryland and Massachusetts. They are agender, white, queer, fat, Jewish, disabled. After spending years working as a public school educator, Becca began a career in social work with a specialization helping neurodiverse couples, families, and neurodivergent individuals through a neurodiversity affirming lens. Becca’s clinical work focuses on Autistics and ADHDers – especially those who are considered “gifted”, or “twice-exceptional” –  and the intersection of LGBTQIA+ identities and neurodivergence. Becca is Level 1 trained through the IFS Institute, and has received additional IFS training and consultation from IFS-certified trainers.  In addition to their work as a therapist, Becca provides professional development training, clinical consultation, and clinical supervision. 

Rainn Stone, LICSW, TTGC

On the Web: rainnydayscounseling.com

Venmo: @Rainnydayscc

Rainn Stone (they/them) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker at Rainny Days Counseling, serving clients in Alabama virtually. They specialize in working with neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQIA+ clients (including gender-affirming evaluations), trauma, and children and adolescents. Their approach integrates somatic, attachment, parts work, and liberation-focused lenses. As a late-diagnosed AuDHDer and openly trans therapist, Rainn understands the challenges of feeling misunderstood and navigating self-discovery.

Clarissa Harwell, LCSW

Venmo: @Clarissa-Harwell

Clarissa Harwell (she/her), LCSW, is an AuDHDer, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and IFS therapist.  For over 15 years, she has collaborated with clients in outreach and shelters, inpatient hospitals, crisis stabilization, non-profit agencies, and forensic institutions and private practice. Her commitment to lifelong learning includes working towards decolonized therapy spaces, specialized training in trauma, LGBTQIA+-affirming care, and neurodivergence. Internal Family Systems is the framework she uses personally and professionally and she completed Level Three with the IFS Institute. Clarissa  provides clinical supervision for those working towards licensure and case consultation to mental health providers worldwide on the topics of Autism and adapting the IFS model for Neurodivergent clients. She collaborates with the Board of Behavioral Sciences Social Work exams as a subject matter expert. Providing safe, inclusive, culturally-sensitive therapy is her priority.