Who we are
Methods of Being was founded by Molly Tarr and Jaime Mastrorio, whose collaborative partnership began in 2016. From the start, we’ve shared a common vision to promote greater acceptance, access, and understanding for neurodiverse individuals. Today, we’ve turned that vision into a reality.
At our core, we are a dedicated, woman-led group practice with a deep passion for supporting the neurodiverse community. We are committed to offering a wide range of specialized services, including comprehensive clinical autism assessments, individual therapy, family therapy and group therapy. We also offer clinical training, supervision and workshops for therapists and agencies looking to expand their confidence while serving the neurodiverse community.
We invite you to explore our individual practices through the bios listed on this site, where you can learn more about our services and inquire about how we can support you or your organization.
Our Team
Molly Tarr LCSW
Therapist and Trainer
Molly Tarr is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned her MSW from the University of New England in 2016. She works from a relational, integrative, and neurodiversity-affirming perspective and is trained in EMDR, with influence from Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Molly has worked across community, outpatient, and IOP settings, supporting autistic and ADHD clients as well as individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, and disordered eating. Now in private practice, she specializes in autism, ADHD, and trauma-informed care. Her clinical work is informed by both professional training and lived neurodivergent experience.…..
Jaime Mastrorio LCSW
Therapist and Trainer
Jaime Mastrorio is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned her MSW from the University of New England in 2017. Her clinical approach is grounded in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), with an emphasis on acceptance, values-based living, and skill development.
Jaime has worked across the continuum of care, including in-home therapy, residential treatment, school-based services, and outpatient settings. She is now in private practice, primarily supporting neurodivergent adolescents, young adults, and families.
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