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Drug-Free Migraine

Headache Treatment

Alternative

Brain Training Therapy for Migraine Headaches

Some people get migraines once every few weeks. Others get them every week, or even every day. They often begin in childhood, but onset may also occur later in life. Either way, they are debilitating and can make day-to-day activities difficult to complete and weekend plans impossible to enjoy. However, migraines can be greatly reduced – both in frequency and in intensity – by regulating brain activity. At Neurocore Brain Performance Centers, we let your brain show us what may be contributing to the problem, and then create a custom migraine treatment plan to train your brain to stay in a calm, balanced state.

*If you take prescription medication, you should consult with your physician before reducing or discontinuing use of such medications. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions regarding a medical condition or any medications you may be taking.

Our Med-Free Migraine Treatment Program

We recognize that every person is unique, and our diagnosis may help identify why you are experiencing specific symptoms. Our innovative migraine treatment program features the best in applied neuroscience. We work with the brain’s natural ability to learn, helping them reach their full potential.

MIGRAINE HEADACHES: Neurofeedback as a drug–free treatment.

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Migraine Misery

Typical symptoms of migraine headaches may include:

  • Blurred vision, light flashes, auras, vision loss
  • Prickling feeling, like pins and needles
  • Depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbances.
  • Speech problems
  • Pulsing, throbbing pain
  • Exhaustion, lightheadedness, nausea
  • Sensitivity to light, sounds, and even smells

Biofeedback and Neurofeedback for Migraines

If you suffer from migraines, data from our advanced qEEG brain assessment may show that your brain’s electrical activity is running too fast, too often – usually a reflection of dealing with chronic stress.

As part of our comprehensive program for migraine treatment, we’ll also analyze your breathing patterns and your heart rate to measure just how in-sync they are. Based on your neurometrics, customized biofeedback and neurofeedback sessions can train your brain to better regulate itself and perform key functions in a more efficient way, improving your body’s ability to manage stress and relief from migraines.

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Testimonials

“I have had migraines for 18 years and have tried so many different treatments. The staff at Neurocore has given me an effective tool and hope for relief. I feel like I have more control over my pain, and a new avenue that I can continue to implement in my life to allow me to experience my life in a much more joyful manner.”

LisaGrand Rapids Center

The views expressed above are the personal views of the reviewer and are based on the reviewer’s experience with the completion of Neurocore’s 30-session program. Results will vary. Consumers should not expect to experience the same results.

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While there may be information on the Neurocore website relating to certain conditions, should a medical condition exist, promptly see your own physician or health provider. Neurocore does not offer medical diagnosis or treatment advice. Neurocore makes no claims that it can cure any conditions, including any conditions referenced on its website or in print materials, including ADHD, anxiety, autism, depression, traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, migraines, headaches, stress, sleep disorders, Alzheimer’s and dementia. If you take prescription medications for any of these conditions, you should consult with your physician before discontinuing use of such medications.