Objective We compared the incremental effects of adding acceptance and commitment
therapy (ACT) to pharmacological treatment as usual (TAU) in a sample of patients with high …

Patients suffering from migraine without aura at high frequency (9/14 attacks per month) are
particularly exposed to the risk of chronification and medication overuse. The …

Prevention of headaches via avoidance of triggers remains the main behavioral treatment
suggestion for headache management despite trigger avoidance resulting in increases in …

Migraine is a debilitating disorder with limited pharmacological options. Many migraine
medications can have intolerable side effects leading patients to seek complementary and …

The article offers information on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and
Erenumab for high frequency episodic migraine without aura. Topic include biofeedback …

Background Despite the demonstrated effectiveness of behavioural headache interventions,
it is not yet known which intervention processes account for treatment responses …

Objective To determine the efficacy of acceptance and mindfulness‐based interventions on
migraine disability, medication use, and attack frequency. Background Acceptance‐based …

In patients with migraine, depression is associated with poorer medical prognosis,
decreased quality of life, and increased risk of suicidality and disability; yet, behavioral …

Although the efficacy of behavioral interventions for migraine (eg, relaxation training, stress
management, cognitive-behavioral therapy, biofeedback) is well established, other …

The objective was to define the overall treatment expectations of migraineurs. Many studies
have defined the expectations of patients regarding their acute migraine treatment but little …