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Person-Centric Communication in Migraine
Migraine Canada participated in a project with other organizations from around the work and key stakeholders to gain a better understanding of Patient Centric Communications. The Primary objectives...
Migraine Awareness Month 2025 – Interviews with Dr. Will Kingston
Migraine Canada Featured on CTV News and Global News for Migraine Awareness Month Migraine Canada was recently featured on CTV News and Global News in two segments dedicated to raising awareness for...
Living with Migraine: Emily’s Story
Life with Chronic Migraine: Emily's StoryMigraine is a complex neurological disease that affects over 5 million Canadians. For those living with chronic migraine, the impact goes far beyond head...
Migraine Guide de Discussion
La gestion de la migraine commence ici : un guide de discussion pour vous préparer à votre rendez-vous avec votre médecin de famille La migraine est une maladie neurologique complexe dont la...
Migraine Awareness Month – Out of Office
Join us in raising awareness for migraine in the workplace To mark Migraine Awareness Month this June 2025, Migraine Canada, along with Migraine Quebec and Pfizer Canada is supporting Out of Office...
Move for Migraine Press Release
Migraine Canada Announces Fourth Annual Move for Migraine Event to Combat Migraine Stigma and Support Affected Canadians Migraine Canada™ is proud to announce the return of its fourth Move for...
Migraine Discussion Guide
Migraine Management Starts Here: A Migraine Discussion Guide to Prepare for Your PCP Appointment Migraine is a complex neurological disease that varies in frequency, severity, and impact, making it...
Why Does My Migraine Feel Different on Weekends vs. Weekdays?
If you’ve ever noticed that your migraine attacks seem to be more frequent or intense on weekends, you’re not alone. Many people with migraine experience this pattern, and there are a few key...
Dustin’s Experience with Cluster Headache
Hear from Dustin as he shares his first cluster headache experience, what his cluster headache cycles are like, how cluster headache impact his life, his coping strategies, what he would say to...
Understanding Employee Benefit Plans
Presented by Presented by Katrina Di Raddo, BBA, CHRP. Katrina Di Raddo is deeply passionate about advancing human rights and advocating for healthcare. Her dedication to these causes drives her to...
Fibromyalgia & Migraine
Presented by Trudy Flynn, Chair of the Board of Directors, Fibromyalgia Association of Canada. Learn about fibromyalgia symptoms, causes, diagnosis challenges, treatment options, and strategies for...
Occupational Therapy & Migraine
Explore how occupational therapy (OT) can support people living with migraine. This video covers the role of OT in identifying triggers, managing energy, adapting routines and environments, and building personalized strategies for prevention and recovery. Learn practical techniques and how OT fits into a comprehensive migraine care plan.