Behavioral Treatment for Migraine

Which of the following is NOT considered an evidence-based behavioral intervention for migraine?

A. Biofeedback

B. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

C. Healthy lifestyle management

D. Intermittent fasting

E. Relaxation Strategies

Which of the following is NOT a helpful approach to engaging your patient in behavioral treatment for migraine?

A. Directly prescribe behavioral strategies, describing them as an effective and evidence-based component of migraine treatment.

B. Emphasize that having migraine is inherently stressful, and this increased stress on the nervous system can amplify their existing migraine condition.

C. Inform the patient that a therapist can help them learn some new tools to help manage their migraine condition.

D. Inform your patient that psychosocial stress is a major contributor to their migraine whether they believe it or not, so they should see a therapist.

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