Education Services for Student

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Migraine disease can be difficult to navigate, especially during school. Certain education services are available which can make this journey easier. From headache relief to information for professors, this page can provide the tools you need to approach migraine in school.

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A Migraine Toolbox: A Practical Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment

This toolbox can help you and your parents diagnose and treat your migraine disease.
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Headache Diary: Keeping a Diary Can Help Your Doctor Help You

Sometimes it feels like migraine attacks can come from anywhere, but keeping a diary can help you find your triggers and avoid them.
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Headache Relief Guide - Dr. Jennifer Bickel

Migraine can be frustrating, scary, and painful. This site can be your guide to headache relief.
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Migraine 4 Kids

Fun for all age groups! Migraine 4 Kids has games, information, and support to help you through your journey.
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Migraine Forms for School

Migraine Community Groups bring together the people just like you to connect, discover and share. We provide helpful resources and supportive discussions to help you better navigate life with migraine.
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Recognizing and Diagnosing Migraine in Kids and Teens

Kids and Teens can have different symptoms than adults with migraine disease, but that doesn't mean you have to go undiagnosed. Figure out what symptoms you have so you can start fighting back.
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Migraine Again Thrive in School

Migraine Again provides several articles on dealing with the disease at school, home, and more for students from elementary to college.
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Education Services for Children with Migraine

In addition to early medical intervention, there are educational services available to support young migraineurs through most special education programs.
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Stuff You Want Your Professor to Know

Having migraine in college can be overwhelming, but there are conversations students can have which may allieviate some of the stress.