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Accessing Care for Migraine and Headache Disorders in Canada
Finding the right specialist, getting a diagnosis, trying out treatments – people with migraine and headache disorders frequently interact with the healthcare system, and it is not always an easy journey. To help you along the way, our team of medical contributors have created these helpful video webinars, articles, and other resources.

Navigating Migraine and Headache Care in Canada: A Resource Guide

New Migraine Treatment Guidelines

Navigating Migraine and Headache Care in Canada: A Resource Guide

Migraine in Canada: Report Card on Access to Care and Treatment

Detailed guide on how to use a headache diary

Migraine Talks Episode 10: Migraine in the Workplace

Migraine Talks Episode 8: Mental Health and Migraine
Our social environment often perpetuates inaccurate perceptions of migraines, leading to isolation and a vicious cycle of anxiety and depression for those affected. In episode #8, social worker and...

Migraine Talks Episode 7: Migraine Advocacy
In episode #7, Maya Carvalho, founder of the Chronic Migraine Support Group Canada, joins Dr. Leroux to explore the challenges Canadian patients face and the efforts underway to improve their care....

Migraine Talks Episode 4: Healthcare System

Debunking the myths on types of headache diagnosis

Hormones and Migraine – What’s The Connection?

Migraine Pain and Mental Health
Join, Clinical Assistant Professor at UBC and Director of the Pain Medicine Residency Program, as he delves into the complex intersection of pain and mental health. Pain isn't just physical—it...
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Help us improve access to migraine care in Canada!
At Migraine Canada, we know that patient resources are only one piece of the puzzle. In addition to supporting people like you, we are diligently working to inform policymakers and healthcare providers about the realities of migraine – after all, it is only possible to access care if care is available! Visit our advocacy toolkit or donate now to support this important work.
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