How the sleeping brain listens: tracking sounds across different sleep stages

Concordia alumnae among Canada’s Top 100: Most Powerful Women

Concordia’s District 3 Innovation Hub shows why supporting neurodivergent entrepreneurs matters

Dolly Shinhat pays her personal experience forward as director general of Our Harbour

Governor General appoints 7 Concordians to the Order of Canada

Great Concordian: Myrna Lashley, distinguished academic and advocate

First francophone cohort graduates from Concordia's creative arts therapies programming for neurodivergent adults and individuals with intellectual disabilities

Concordia alumna develops a new trauma-informed art therapy program for people with anorexia nervosa

Mind Matters

Wide Awake

Theatre alum’s haven for creatives and wellness practitioners combines self-care and PEI charm

Concordia’s professor, Bonnie Harnden shines at Tromsø Educational Film Festival

Conference for community-building and healing in the face of anti-Asian racism hosted at Concordia

As RCMP chief psychologist, Norman Shields helps treat the trauma of Canada’s crime fighters

The Good Life

Concordia Public Scholar explores the therapeutic potential of mental health comics

In Good Company: Covered in success

Madeline Montgomery is Concordia’s 1st Mackenzie King Open Scholarship winner

Spotted at Concordia: Newton the therapy dog!

Concordia introduces its newest Public Scholars

How science communicator Britt Wray is helping people cope with existential dread

Read and relax in Concordia Library’s new wellness spaces

Concordia grad takes leading role in changing the youth mental-health landscape

Concordia grad pens award-winning book on domestic homicide

Concordia Art Hives offer creative community and care

Concordia doctoral student assesses the positives and negatives of teletherapy

‘Youth leaving care face enormous challenges as they transition into adulthood’

The Concordia Arts in Health Centre launches a pilot project bringing art therapy to newcomers

Centre for Research on Aging receives $200,000 from Grace Dart Foundation

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research fund 2 Concordians for COVID-related studies