Programs
Beryllium's commitment to mental wellness extends beyond individual appointments. Our community programs create opportunities for connection, education, movement and shared experiences throughout the year.
Programs & Experiences
Community programming is separate from psychiatric treatment and from Life Coaching. These are spaces for conversation, education, movement and connection — not clinical care. Details are published only once they are confirmed.
Beryllium is building a community centered on the mental and emotional wellness of Black mothers and mothers-to-be. Future programming will create opportunities for conversation, education, connection and support around pregnancy, postpartum, motherhood, stress, identity and wellness.
Join the WaitlistBeryllium is preparing to bring back group programming created to provide Black women with space for connection and conversations around mental wellness, stress, relationships, life transitions and personal growth.
Join the Interest ListFinding Your Inner Goddess is an art-based support group for women feeling overwhelmed or stressed in their personal and professional lives. Through art, journaling and facilitator-guided support, participants explore and affirm parts of themselves that may have been concealed.
Held at Studio on the Common, 22 Church Street, Winchester, MA, in bi-weekly Monday evening workshops.
Open to the public — members are not required to be individual patients.
Join the Interest ListStep outside, move your body and connect with community. Beryllium's seasonal Nature Walks bring together movement, mental wellness and connection in an outdoor setting.
Nature Walks continue and expand walking programming Beryllium has offered previously. Dates, locations and facilitators are shared once confirmed.
Join the Interest ListInner Goddess
An Art-Based Support Group for Women
Presented by Beryllium Psych in collaboration with Studio on the Common.
Rediscover your inner beauty in a supportive, creative environment. This group is designed for women feeling overwhelmed and stressed in their personal and/or professional lives. Through art, journaling and facilitator-guided support, you will explore and affirm aspects of yourself that may have been concealed, emphasizing healing and wholeness as a way to manage life's stresses.
This group is open to the public. Members are not required to be individual patients of the practice.
Registration Currently Closed
Registration for the current Inner Goddess sessions is closed. The program runs seasonally, and details for the next session will be published when confirmed. Join the interest list below to be notified when registration reopens.
Join the Interest ListDo you offer refunds?
Yes. Because seating is limited, refunds must be requested at least 7 days before the session start date. We do not process refunds for absences or requests made less than 7 days before the start date.
What is the last day to sign up for a session?
To create the most conducive atmosphere for the group, sign-ups are accepted only through the second meeting of a session.
How many sessions are there? How often do you meet?
There are two sessions each year — January to March and April to June. Each session spans six bi-weekly meetings.
Do you offer payment options?
Yes. An installment plan of monthly payments of $140 is available.
Interest Lists
One form covers every Beryllium community program. Choose the program that interests you — your response helps the practice shape what comes next.
Joining an interest list simply tells us you would like to hear more. It does not guarantee admission, participation or a launch date, and it is not a request for treatment. Please do not include private health information.
If you are looking for psychiatric evaluation or treatment, that care is provided separately by Dr. Abdool to appropriate patients located in Massachusetts and California.
Beryllium Psychiatric Services' website and routine communication channels are not monitored for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
