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For women with migraine who want to relieve their migraine naturally, feel more relaxed and get more active with the power of self-care. Sunday newsletters offer inspiring stories and free self-care practices like Yoga for Migraine and Pain Reprocessing Therapy to improve your life with migraine.
Retirement is supposed to be the time when you finally get to enjoy your life. More time for travel.More time with family.More time to exercise, pursue hobbies, see friends, or simply do whatever you want. But what if migraine doesn't get the memo? After years of coaching women with migraine, I've noticed some common misconceptions about what happens when you retire. Myth #1: Migraine will get better once you retire or go through menopause. Unfortunately, that's not always the case. Some...
I love so many aspects of Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)... Tools to decrease your preoccupation around your symptoms Pain education to better understand your chronic pain Encouragement to treat yourself with more gentleness and compassion But... Some people who promote PRT and similar mind-body approaches oversimplify the complex factors that contribute to chronic migraine. They may dismiss the real biological or hormonal aspects of migraine altogether. And that oversimplification can turn...
June was my worst migraine month in a long time. I felt like I could barely go a day without needing medication. It was a big month of changes: two out-of-state trips, a new summer schedule for the kids, my June Support Month sale, major house repairs, and participating in local Migraine and Headache Awareness events. When I read that back to myself, I think, "No wonder I had so many migraine attacks!" Our migraine brains get easily overwhelmed by change, whether it's travel, weather, stress,...