Migraine Support Groups

Chronic migraine struggles can be isolating. Our in-person support groups provide a compassionate community to share experiences and discover effective management techniques.

Affordable access for Migraine Support

Our support groups are designed to be accessible, offered at no cost to ensure those impacted by migraine can receive the care they need.

Cultivate a compassionate community

Discover evidence-based coping strategies

Benefit from expert migraine guidance

Find personalized support for your journey

Upcoming Migraine Support Groups

Migraine Support Group Children | Parents

When:

June 17, 2024

6:00 pm to

Where:

Summit Counseling Center -

2750 Old Alabama Rd #200 to

Johns Creek,

GA

30022

Join our children and parents migraine support group on June 10th at Summit Counseling Center. Learn together about managing pediatric migraines, share experiences, and gain expert guidance at no cost.

Migraine Support Group Adults (18+)

When:

June 10, 2024

6:30 pm to

Where:

Summit Counseling Center -

2750 Old Alabama Rd #200 to

Johns Creek,

GA

30022

Join our adult migraine support group on June 10th at Summit Counseling Center. Share experiences, discover coping strategies, and gain expert guidance, all at no cost.

Frequently Asked Questions:

The support groups provide a collaborative environment where attendees can share coping strategies, learn relaxation techniques, and gain insights from medical experts. By fostering community and equipping participants with practical tools, the groups empower individuals to better manage their migraine symptoms.

Participation in the Migraine Support Groups is completely free of charge. Our goal is to ensure access to these valuable resources for anyone affected by migraine disease, regardless of financial constraints.

Each support group session is tailored to the needs and interests of the participants. Common discussion topics include treatment options, navigating workplace/school accommodations, self-care practices, and the emotional impact of living with chronic migraine.

Do I need to be experiencing an active migraine attack to attend?

The support group meetings provide a safe, welcoming space for migraine sufferers to come together, share experiences, and learn from one another. Each session is facilitated by an expert who guides discussions, introduces coping techniques, and connects attendees with valuable resources.