Virtual Brain Education and Wellness Programs with 8 Weekly Online Sessions for Adults Living with Migraine

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating two different virtual, non-drug treatment options designed to improve the lives of adults with migraine. This randomized clinical trial focuses on behavioral interventions delivered through online group sessions and an accompanying online platform. The study aims to understand how these approaches may help manage migraine symptoms and related disability, while participants continue their usual medications. Participants receive either of two behavioral programs, each consisting of 8 weekly virtual group sessions led by an instructor, supported by an online platform with additional learning materials. The study is fully virtual, with no in-person visits required. Pregnant women up to 16 weeks gestation are eligible, and participants must complete technology onboarding to use the platform. During the study, participants complete an initial online screening, followed by a phone or video call to complete baseline assessments and learn to use the platform. They keep daily headache logs online and complete several surveys measuring migraine disability, depression, anxiety, pain catastrophizing, and quality of life at multiple points up to 32 weeks. This process helps researchers measure changes from baseline to immediately after the 8-week intervention and during longer follow-up periods.

BE WELL With Migraine: Brain Education and WELLness With Migraine