03/10/2025
I’ve had a quite a few clients recently who suffer from migraines and are finding that they are experiencing less intense, as well as a lower frequency of them, following our regular sessions.
A migraine is more than just a ‘bad headache’. The recurrent pain can be debilitating disrupting work, sleep and quality of life.
They are believed to be caused by changes in brain activity and nerve signaling which affects blood flow and pain pathways. Migraines can be triggered by stress, hormonal changes, certain food and drinks, changes in sleep patterns, noise, sounds but also from muscle tension in the neck or shoulders.
Evidence shows that myofascial release
and trigger point therapy can make a real difference for migraine sufferers and can provide lasting relief.