Mastering Migraine Program

Migraines demand more than symptomatic relief. This program equips you to uncover and address the neurological, hormonal, musculoskeletal, and lifestyle factors driving each case-resulting in clearer diagnoses, targeted care, and improved long-term outcomes.

Functional Neurology

Adam Harcourt

Level:

-1

Multiple Levels

Credit Hours:

151

Price:

6160

(

% off)

6160

Description

Migraines can be as complex as they are debilitating-often shaped by overlapping neurological, hormonal, musculoskeletal, and environmental factors. Treating only what's obvious risks short-term gains without lasting relief. The Mastering Migraine Program offers a structured, layered approach to care. Beginning with the neurophysiology and diverse clinical presentations, you'll refine your ability to identify subtle drivers that standard protocols can overlook. Nutrition and hormonal regulation modules guide you in modifying systemic influences, while musculoskeletal and neurological building blocks address structural and functional contributors to the migraine cycle. In the later stages, you'll apply this integrated framework to complex cases, blending examination findings with targeted interventions to create adaptable, individualized treatment plans. The program concludes with advanced clinical integration, ensuring that each element-whether neurological rehab, hormonal modulation, manual therapy, or lifestyle strategy-fits into a cohesive pathway for consistent, high-level outcomes. By the end, you'll approach migraine care with greater precision, confidence, and the tools to support meaningful patient transformation.

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What you’ll learn:

Identify neurological, hormonal, and musculoskeletal contributors to migraine.
Apply targeted assessment techniques to uncover subtle case drivers.
Integrate multiple therapeutic approaches into a cohesive treatment plan.
Address both acute symptom relief and long-term migraine prevention.
Confidently manage complex and refractory migraine cases.

Syllabus

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Migraine Neurophysiology & Clinical Manifestations
- Understand the neurophysiology and subtypes of migraines. Learn to assess, differentiate, and manage migraine presentations using clinical neuroscience and functional neurology tools.
- Register for the individual module here
Migraine Building Blocks: Nutrition & Hormones
- Explore the nutritional, genetic, and hormonal drivers of migraine through a functional neuroscience lens. This course provides clinicians with evidence-based strategies to assess dietary triggers, metabolic dysfunction, and hormonal influences in migraine care.
- Register for the individual module here
Migraine Building Blocks: Musculoskeletal & Neurological
- Explore the neurological and musculoskeletal drivers of migraine, including cervical dysfunction, central sensitization, vestibular involvement, and manual therapy considerations, using an evidence-informed clinical neuroscience framework.
- Register for the individual module here
Perfecting the Migraine Case
- Learn how to integrate examination findings, diagnostics, and clinical patterns to build effective, individualized migraine cases using a structured, evidence-informed approach.
- Register for the individual module here
Mastering Clinical Integration & Patient Care 2
- Advance your ability to treat migraines with the Carrick Institute’s Mastering Clinical Integration program. This specialized course focuses on innovative, evidence-based approaches to migraine care, integrating neuroscience and clinical expertise.
- Register for the individual module here

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Eligibility for Neurology Fellowship and Diplomate Examinations after the completion of 300+ hours of study

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Certificate of Completion