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Facilities

CCRH provides dedicated spaces at Concordia University’s Loyola campus to support clinical and health research. Our facilities accommodate individual and group-based research, clinical interviews and assessments, observation, testing, and research meetings.

Available space

The CCRH is divided into two main spaces: The CCRH clinic (PY 05) and the research & meeting space (PY 09 suite). 

CCRH Research Clinic: PY-05 Suite

A dedicated clinical research environment designed for research with individuals, children, families, and groups. 

Facilities include:

  • Two individual research rooms- for interviews, assessments, testing, individual intervention research 

  • Child and family research room -designed for child and family based assessments, observations, and intervention research 

  • Group research room- for group intervention, focus groups, research meetings, supervision 

  • All furnished with audio/video recording equipment 

The individual research room is lit up by natrual light through the tall windows, showing the large desk and desk chair, the 5 paintings on the wall, and 2 red seats

Research & Meeting Space: PY-09 Suite

Flexible spaces supporting research, supervision, testing, collaboration, and meetings.

Facilities include:

  • Two individual research rooms- for interviews, testing, assessment, supervision 

  • Large conference/meeting room- research meetings, supervision, collaborative work 

The PY-09-02 meeting room includes a large meeting table seating 10 people and a projector in front of the room

Using CCRH Facilities

CCRH facilities are primarily available to Core and Associate Members and their trainees, as well as eligible Concordia researchers whose activities align with CCRH’s mission and research axes. 

Please keep in mind that a Space Application must be submitted prior to booking any of the CCRH rooms for the purpose of research. 

Interested in using our facilities? Review our space policy for eligibility and conditions of use. 

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