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Meet the wellness team

Meet the people behind CU Wellness! To get in touch with our team, email cuwellness@concordia.ca.

Peer wellness ambassadors

Peer wellness ambassadors are students trained in peer support and active listening. They’re here to listen, offer support and help you find wellness resources at Concordia and in the community.

Aoife (she/they)

Major in Philosophy, Minor in Sustainability Studies

Greg (they/them)

Masters in Music Therapy

Kate (she/her)

Specialization in Psychology, Minor in Law & Society

Lucy (she/her)

Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality and Women's Studies

Néthania (she/her)

Major in Psychology, Minor in Human Relations

Nuzhat (she/her)

Specialization in Psychology, Minor in Linguistics

Sudeshna (she/her)

Major in Political Science

Wellness staff and counsellors

CU Wellness works with partners across Concordia and in the community to develop wellness programming and create welcoming spaces that support student well-being.

Rudy Pejo (he/him)

BA, Human Relations & Psychology
Wellness coordinator

Drawing on a diverse background in student affairs, including wellness, academic and professional development and student leadership, Rudy has developed and coordinated a broad range of initiatives that enhance the student experience across the Concordia community.

His work is guided by a commitment to collaboration, community and a student-centred approach. He strives to foster welcoming, judgement-free spaces where students feel heard, supported and empowered to grow and thrive.

Anda Dragomir (she/her)

PhD, Psychologist, Wellness counsellor

Anda is a registered clinical psychologist with extensive experience in cognitive behavioral therapy, specializing in schema therapy and chronic disease management. Employing a client-centered approach, Dr. Dragomir prioritizes collaborative communication to gain a deep understanding of her clients' unique experiences and empower them to overcome their challenges.

Dr. Dragomir has also designed and led workshops on health behavior change and stress management. In addition, she has lectured at universities in Canada and Ireland on research methods and health behavior change theories. This combination of practical experience and academic involvement underscores her commitment to advancing mental health practices and her passion for education and research.