Physical Therapy Approaches to Migraine Management

Physical Therapy Approaches to Migraine Management
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Highlights
  • Quick and practical assessment strategies to identify musculoskeletal and postural contributors to migraine symptoms
  • Explore manual therapy, exercise, and breathing techniques that can be immediately integrated into clinical practice
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By exploring the role of physical therapy in the assessment and treatment of migraines, we will examine the underlying musculoskeletal and neurological factors that contribute to migraine symptoms and learn evidence-based interventions that support pain reduction and improved quality of life. Topics include postural assessment, manual therapy techniques, exercise prescription, relaxation and breathing strategies, and patient education. Emphasis is placed on integrating physical therapy into an interdisciplinary care model and tailoring treatment plans to individual patient needs.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants

Highlights

  • Quick and practical assessment strategies to identify musculoskeletal and postural contributors to migraine symptoms
  • Explore manual therapy, exercise, and breathing techniques that can be immediately integrated into clinical practice
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4/5

Celine (OR) on Jun 29, 2026

a little different to understand neurochemistry part. didn't get much out of the various tests

4/5

Denise (OK) on Jun 18, 2026

when the presenter refers to notes we do not have access to them so can not read or use them for further records and improved undestanding

4/5

Cynthia (TX) on Jun 15, 2026

resource provided with this course was inadequate as it did not include much of the information that the instructor discussed

4/5

Jessica (IN) on Jun 11, 2026

this was my first podcast continuing ed and it was interesting. very strange not having anything to look at besides the outline, but i did enjoy it.

5/5

Maria (NJ) on Jun 10, 2026

the conductor present her own experience with migraines.

5/5

Rachel (SC) on May 30, 2026

good examples

4/5

Sadee (ID) on May 26, 2026

it sounded like doors were opening and closing in the background. it didn't affect my ability to hear her, but it did surprise me the first time bc i thought people were entering the room i was in.

4/5

Courteney (MI) on May 08, 2026

wish there was more on the slides. i'm more of a visual learner, so it would be nice to have more information on the course material resource.

3/5

Teresa (GA) on Apr 14, 2026

hard to stay engaged

4/5

Joseph (MI) on Apr 08, 2026

very helpful


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