Migraine 101 for Parents

Migraine 101 FOr Parents

Migraine 101 for Parents:
All the basics to keep you and your child informed and prepared the next time migraine strikes.

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A Migraine Toolbox: A Practical Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment

A comprehensive online course designed to engage a broad range of medical professionals in the management of migraine.

Back to School: Tips for Helping Your Child with Headache

Success in managing the headaches depends not only on a correct diagnosis and effective treatment, but also on understanding responses from parents, educators, and school health care professionals. Here are some tips for helping young people with headaches.

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CHAMP Language and Image Guide

Here, you can find a collaborative effort of the headache, migraine, and cluster patient advocacy community.

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Children & Migraine | How Migraine Manifests Early in Development

Symptoms of Migraine are often different in children and infancy. Find out more about how to spot the disease here.

Headache School

Headache School’s mission is to educate sufferers of migraine and headaches in a collaborative, supportive environment.

How to Treat Children with Migraine

Don’t underestimate the relief that you, the parent, can provide your child by offering reassurance and understanding.

Migraine University

Migraine University provides resources for young people living with migraine disease and headache disorders while trying to navigate their college experience.

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Pediatric Headache

Dr. Lauren Doyle Strauss of Brenner Children’s Hospital in North Carolina and the Wake Forest School of Medicine recently spoke with us about how parents can help identify, explain and manage their child’s pediatric migraine.

Your Child and Migraine

Despite the numbers, many children are not getting the help they need, either because of lack of diagnosis or improper treatment.