Who benefits most from behavioral therapies for migraine? In this HeadWise clip, Dawn Buse, PhD, and Lindsay Weitzel, PhD, discuss what research shows about how youth, adults, and people with medical risk factors may respond to non-medication-based migraine care. Learn how approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, biofeedback, and mindfulness can work alongside standard treatments to support prevention, quality of life, and safer care options for people living with migraine. Full episode rel

13 reactions | A biofeedback technique involves teaching your brain to control some of your body's functions, such as heart rate. By using electrical sensors, this technique makes subtle changes to our bodies, such as reducing pain or relaxing muscles. To determine which type of biofeedback would be most effective for improving health conditions or physical performance, talk to your therapist. #ApolloHospitals #Technology #BiofeedbackTherapy | Apollo Hospitals | Facebook