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Have you tried meditation for migraine relief?
If youâve suffered through migraines, you know theyâre more than "just a headache." The pulsing pain, sensitivity to light and sound, and brain fog can be completely debilitating.
You may have tried medications, diets, and supplements but have you explored meditation as a powerful natural way to calm your nervous system and reduce migraine intensity?
In this article, youâll learn:
When youâre stressed, your brain floods your body with cortisol and other chemicals that can constrict blood vessels and heighten pain sensitivity - triggering or worsening a migraine.
Regular meditation:
A study from the Journal of Headache and Pain showed that mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) reduced the number of migraine days per month by up to 33%.
Researchers at the University of Maryland found that daily meditation practice improved migraine-related quality of life and decreased dependency on medication.
These methods are effective even if youâve never meditated before. Try them during early symptoms, or as daily prevention.
Focus attention gently on your breath. Inhale for 4, exhale for 6. This slows your nervous system and helps reduce pain perception.
Lie down or sit and scan your body slowly from head to toe. Bring awareness to tension and release it.
Silently repeat phrases of compassion for yourself. This helps soothe emotional distress, a common migraine amplifier.
Instead of resisting the migraine, you gently observe it. This surprisingly reduces suffering by changing how your brain interprets the pain.
Creating a consistent meditation practice is the key to long-term relief. So here are two free meditation scripts to get you started right away. They are Anger Management Meditation and A Migraine Meditation Just for You.
Grab your FREE meditation scripts here:
>> Download the Free Migraine Meditation Scripts
Use them alongside any method here to monitor whatâs really working for YOU.
Hereâs a beginner friendly routine designed for those of us living with migraine:
Pro Tip: You donât have to meditate perfectly. You just have to show up consistently.

If youâre ready to build a sustainable meditation practice designed specifically for migraine sufferersâŚ
Check out my full course:
Meditations and Energetic Healing for Migraine Sufferers
>> Learn more about the course
Whatâs inside:
Yes. Research supports mindfulness and meditation as effective tools for reducing migraine frequency and intensity.
Ideally 5â10 minutes per day to start. Consistency matters more than duration.
Yes. Try lying down with a soft eye mask and using a guided meditation for relief.
Here are some of my own personal tips:
1. Trust that you are safe. Know that this migraine will pass, just like all the other ones before it.
2. Allocate a time and space each day, not just before an excruciating attack, to stop, close your eyes, and rest within yourself.
3. Prepare your space. Spend some time preparing your room or space beforehand. Make sure you have what you need to let your body relax more - abortive medications, water, eye covers, weighted blanket, ice pack. A dark room.
4. Select a migraine meditation mantra or just use om.
5. When you put your hands in the prayer position, think of all the people around the world that use that gesture to pray and meditate. Allow all the energy from the previous meditators, monks and gurus to surround you and embrace you. Surround yourself with calm love.
6. Become aware of your breath and your breathing. Is it shallow? If it is, slow it down and allow your attention to drift down to your belly. Allow your shoulders to relax. A migraine attack can cause tension in the neck and shoulders every time. So, it's important to relax your tense areas.
7. While resting, or reciting a mantra, or listening to a guided meditation, if your mind wanders just return ever so gently back to your mantra or breath. Allow your focus to be on the peaceful mind and become fully present. Allow yourself to hear the silence within you.
8. Drifting off to sleep is recommended ;-)
Use these related resources to strengthen your practice:
Meditation isnât a magic fix, but for many migraine sufferers, it becomes one of the most reliable and empowering tools they can turn to.
It puts some control back in your hands.
Start small. Track what works. And if youâre ready to go deeper, let me guide you step-by-step inside the course.
>> Start the full meditation course here
P.S. Do not rely solely on meditation for migraine relief. You will most likely need abortive medications as well to deal with severe attacks.
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