Behavioral Treatment for Migraine
Overview
A large body of literature supports the efficacy of behavioral intervention for migraine. Behavioral therapies are often prescribed in conjunction with acute or preventive strategies to better manage headache disorders. Learn more about how cognitive-behavioral therapy, biofeedback and relaxation strategies work in conjunction with other treatment options to reduce the frequency and intensity of migraine days.
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Videos
Behavioral Treatment for Children With Migraine
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Migraine: Q&A with Elizabeth Seng, PhD
News & Articles
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Migraine: Q&A
Study Demonstrates Feasibility of Migraine-Specific CBT
Barriers to Behavioral Therapy in Headache Management
Patient Resources
Behavioral Treatment of Migraine
Yoga for Migraine Treatment
The Importance of Mindfulness for Migraine
Behavioral Treatment of Headache and Migraine Patients - Making Referrals
Stress and Migraine
Sleep Disorders and Headache
Managing Diet and Migraine
Excusing Yourself During a Migraine Attack
Exercise and Migraine
Modeling Migraine Conversations
Top 10 Migraine Triggers and How to Deal with Them
Seasonal Migraine Triggers
Abuse, Maltreatment, and PTSD and Their Relationship to Migraine
Biofeedback and Relaxation Training for Headaches
Integrative and Complementary Migraine Treatments
Spotlight On: Acupuncture and Migraine
Alternative Treatments for Migraine
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