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Headache Clinic
Headache and Migraine

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Headache Education

Educating professionals in the role and management of cervicogenic dysfunction in headache and migraine.
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Headache Clinic Locations:

1) Unit 5/259 Unley Road Google Map
Malvern 5061, South Australia

2) 468 Greenhill Road Google Map
Hazelwood Park 5066, South Australia

3) 70 South Terrace Google Map
Adelaide 5000, South Australia

cPhD Research:

Kelly Heideman (Honours student in the Department of Psychology at Monash Univeristy), in conjunction with Professor Paul Martin who is head of the "Conquer Headaches" program at Southern Health, is conducting a research project on whether avoiding the triggers of headaches is the most appropriate advice for preventing headaches.

Kelly is seeking people over the age of 18 who suffer from headaches at least once a week on average, to fill out a few short online questionnaires (weblink is: http://spppm-cf.med.monash.edu.au/surveys2010/kellyh/ ) in relation to headaches, which will take 10-20 minutes and is anonymous.

Ethics approval for this project, 'Development of a questionnaire for assessing the history of headache triggers avoidance' has been granted. (Ethics approval number: CF10/1324-2010000704).

Diagnosis & Treatment

The Headache Clinic was established in Adelaide, South Australia, in 1991. Staff at The Headache Clinic have undertaken and are committed to a 12 month formal and intensive training program in the assessment and management of headache and migraine. This along with comprehensive clinical experience provides an unparalleled option for those headache and migraine sufferers in whom relevant cervicogenic (neck-related) dysfunction has been identified … whilst technical expertise can be taught, success depends on how it is used – there is no substitute for experience.