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“Talking Head Pain” Episodes

Check out episodes of “Talking Head Pain” with Joe Coe and Sarah Shaw below and be sure to subscribe for access to future episodes.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe sits down with neurology experts Dr. Saikali and Dr. Blumenfeld. They explore the significant advances from past therapies to today’s targeted treatments that offer new hope for migraine patients. Discover how the integration of new medical strategies and patient education is reshaping the way the condition is managed, aiming for what Dr. Blumenfeld calls “crystal clear days” of no pain and optimal life quality.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Shelby, a singer-songwriter navigating life with migraine and dysautonomia. Together, they delve into how chronic pain influences both personal and artistic endeavors. Shelby shares insights on how her condition has shaped her music career and the comfort she finds in her creative expression, offering listeners a window into the everyday triumphs and struggles faced by those living with chronic conditions.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Chandler, a chronic pain recovery coach and migraine patient, to explore the realities of living with chronic migraine and cluster headaches. Chandler shares her experience with hemiplegic migraine and how it propelled her into a life dedicated to helping others manage their pain. The episode dives into the impact of chronic pain on mental health, the importance of recognizing the mind-body connection, and practical strategies for managing daily life with chronic pain.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by renowned headache specialists Dr. Tepper and Dr. Ailani to discuss a groundbreaking shift in migraine treatment accessibility. They delve into the recent endorsement by the American Headache Society of calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) blockers as the primary preventive treatment for migraines, a move that promises to simplify the patient’s journey toward relief.

This discussion explores the implications for insurance and pharmacy benefit managers practices and patient care, providing hope and actionable advice for those living with migraine.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Christa, a death doula and community care facilitator navigating the complex intersections of chronic illness and queer identity for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) individuals. Together, they explore Christa’s journey through the debilitating impacts of migraine and endometriosis, highlighting the profound role of community care and self-advocacy in managing chronic conditions.

This conversation sheds light on the resilience required to live authentically while coping with chronic pain, offering insights and solidarity to those on similar paths.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Christopher Gottschalk, Director of Headache Medicine and the Headache Medicine Training Program at Yale University, Connecticut, live from the American Headache Society’s scientific meeting. Dr. Gottschalk shares insights from a new study revealing how prolonged use of anti-CGRP drugs can reduce prodromal symptoms and the occurrence of headaches. He discusses the evolving understanding of migraine phases and the broader impacts of treatment on quality of life and cognitive function.

Join Joe and Dr. Gottschalk as they discuss these significant advancements in migraine treatment and education.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is live from the American Headache Society’s scientific meeting with Alicia Duyvejonck, a nurse practitioner at Genesis Headache Clinic in Davenport, Iowa. Together they discuss a research poster to which they both contributed titled “Person-Centric Communications in Migraine: Delphi-Like Consensus on Best Practice.” This study, conducted using the Delphi consensus model, involved headache neurologists, nurse practitioners, psychologists, and advocacy community representatives, focusing on enhancing communication between patients and health care professionals in migraine care. They emphasize the importance of person-centric communication and individualizing treatment, highlighting key recommendations for both providers and patients to improve understanding and reduce migraine stigma.

Join Joe and Alicia as they explore how effective communication is essential in managing this heterogeneous condition and fostering shared decision-making.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is live from the American Headache Society’s scientific meeting with Dr. Mario Peres, President-Elect of the International Headache Society. Dr. Peres, hailing from São Paulo, Brazil, discusses the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in migraine diagnosis and management. They discuss how AI tools are being developed to improve diagnostic accuracy, which is crucial for effective treatment. Dr. Peres emphasizes the importance of validating these AI models to ensure they provide reliable and useful outcomes.

Join Joe and Dr. Peres as they delve into the future of migraine care, emphasizing technology’s role in enhancing patient self-management and care strategies.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Nada Hindiyeh, Director of Headache Medicine at Metrodora Institute and CMO at Haven Headache & Migraine Center, and Dr. Lauren Natbony, Founder and CEO of Integrative Headache Medicine of New York. Recorded live at the American Headache Society’s (AHS) Annual Scientific Meeting in San Diego, CA, they discuss the complex interrelations between migraine, autonomic disorders such as POTS, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS). They highlight the importance of a holistic approach to treatment and the innovative work being done to create special interest groups within the AHS to address these issues.

Join them as they share insights and advances in treating these interconnected conditions.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah welcomes Katrina, a patient advocate navigating multiple conditions including migraine and endometriosis. They discuss Katrina’s journey — from years of misdiagnosis to finally finding a doctor who would listen and offer effective migraine treatment options. Katrina and Sarah dive into the overlap of endometriosis and migraine advocacy, highlighting the challenges and breakthroughs along the way. This discussion provides insights into the daily realities of shared decision-making with your health care team, the journey to diagnosis, and the importance of self-advocacy.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Nicole, a nursing student living with migraine. Nicole shares her harrowing journey, the challenges of navigating health care, and how she turned her struggle into advocacy for herself and others. Nicole’s experiences highlight the power of advocacy, the impact of stigma, and the importance of community support in living with migraine.
Join Sarah and Nicole for an episode that offers valuable insights for anyone looking to advocate for better migraine care and understanding.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by colleagues Kelly Gavigan and Eric Stone as they delve into the nuances of episodic migraine care. They discuss GHLF’s UpEnd Migraine Project, which aims to enhance health care provider education in primary and emergency care settings for better migraine management. Through a conversation that spans personal experiences and the project’s objectives, the episode sheds light on the challenges and opportunities in treatment for those living with episodic migraine.

If you are a health care provider or a patient living with episodic migraine, make sure to listen to the episode and participate in our survey. This will help more patients like you, get diagnosed and on proper treatment.

Healthcare, Nurse & ER Practitioner Survey: https://www.research.net/r/FBDYLHM

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In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, recorded live at Headache on the Hill, Sarah brings together a diverse group of patient advocates to share their personal stories and reasons for advocating for migraine awareness and better treatment access. The episode delves into the importance of advocacy, the need for improved health care policies, and the power of sharing one’s story to break the silence and stigma surrounding chronic migraine.

Join Sarah and her guests for an inspiring episode that highlights the collective effort of the migraine community to make a lasting impact on the hill and beyond.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Dr. Andrew Charles, Professor of Neurology and Director of the UCLA Migraine and Pain Program, as well as the current President of the American Headache Society (AHS). Together, they explore the groundbreaking updates in migraine prevention therapy, highlighting the AHS’s recent position on CGRP inhibitors as a first-line treatment. Dr. Charles shares insights into the development of these migraine-specific therapies, their efficacy, and the significant impact they have on patients’ lives, offering a glimpse into the future of migraine management.

Join Joe and Dr. Charles for a compelling conversation that shines a light on the latest advancements in migraine treatment and the positive changes they bring to the migraine community.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Nahid Shukralla, a migraine patient and visual artist who uniquely intertwines her experiences living with migraine into her artwork. Nahid shares her journey and how chronic migraine led her back to her first love: art. Nahid also delves into her innovative approach to visualizing migraine auras through digital art, offering a rare glimpse into the visual phenomena that many with migraine experience but are seldom able to share. This conversation illuminates the therapeutic power of art, the importance of a supportive community in managing chronic illness, and how pivoting careers can lead to creativity and understanding.

Join Sarah and Nahid for an inspiring episode that bridges the worlds of art, medicine, and the lived experience of migraine, providing insights and validation for those on a similar journey.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by chronic migraine patient Taylor, to explore the intricacies of living with chronic migraine and navigating the health care system. They discuss the evolution of emergency care for migraine patients, the shifting landscape of migraine treatment, and how living in pain can affect our mental health. The episode also touches on the critical role of patients in treatment decisions, the stigma surrounding migraine, and how just being fine, is not fine when it comes to patient health.

Join Sarah and Taylor for a heartfelt conversation that underscores the importance of support, understanding, and advocacy in the migraine community.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe Coe welcomes Izac Ross, Founder of the Haven Headache & Migraine Center and a patient advocate. They delve into Izac’s lifelong journey with migraine, beginning with his childhood diagnosis and the challenges of dealing with the condition through various stages of life.

Izac discusses his experiences with a range of treatments, highlighting the transformative effects of newer therapies like CGRP inhibitors and Botox. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of not settling for subpar treatment, advocating for oneself in medical settings, and managing a career while coping with chronic migraine.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe Coe welcomes Dr. Andrew Blumenfeld, Director of The Los Angeles Headache Center and a world-renowned headache specialist who helped develop the Botox injection protocol used in the pivotal migraine trials.

They delve into the complexities of migraine management, discussing recently introduced concepts like “migraine freedom” and the multimodal approach to treatment. Dr. Blumenfeld addresses the challenges in navigating patient care within the constraints of insurance companies. The conversation also sheds light on the critical role of caffeine in migraine control and explores the often-overlooked symptoms experienced between migraine attacks.

Join Joe and Dr. Blumenfeld in an informative conversation that offers new perspectives and hope for migraineurs.

In this special episode, Joe speaks with Dr. Anne Luebke at the European Headache Congress in Barcelona. Dr. Luebke, a researcher and Associate Professor at the University of Rochester in New York, shares insights into her work and research on vestibular migraine. She explains the challenges in treating this condition, particularly the ineffectiveness of older migraine medications in addressing vertigo symptoms.

Dr. Luebke offers hope, citing ongoing research into new therapies and emphasizes the potential need for a multi-therapy approach to effectively manage vestibular migraine.

In this special episode, Joe speaks with Dr. Franchesca Fiorito, Board Certified Neurologist & Headache Subspecialist in Puerto Rico, at the European Headache Congress in Barcelona.

Dr. Fiorito shares her extensive work in advancing headache medicine, and details her efforts in establishing headache medicine education, clinics, and a specialized headache center tailored for patient comfort. The conversation touches upon the challenges of patient education, accessing specialized care, and dealing with local insurance companies. Dr. Fiorito also discusses her efforts in fostering collaboration between neurology and rheumatology to better understand and treat pain disorders.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Miguel Lainez, Chairman of the Department of Neurology at the Hospital Clínico Universitario, and Professor of Neurology at the Catholic University of Valencia, at the European Headache Congress in Barcelona.

Dr. Miguel Lainez shares his valuable insights on key topics at this year’s congress, including medication overuse headaches and vestibular migraine. He underscores the significance of new treatments like monoclonal antibodies and highlights the importance of patient education and reducing stigma associated with migraine.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Jana-Isabel Huhn-Doll at the European Headache Congress in Barcelona. Dr. Huhn-Doll, a neurologist and pain specialist from Germany, shares insights into the use of Botox for chronic migraine treatment.

Together they discuss the PHASE III Research Evaluating Migraine Prophylaxis Therapy (PREEMPT) protocol and the ‘follow the pain’ approach, which offers a more individualized treatment plan by targeting specific pain areas as identified by patients.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Eyal Maoz Halevy, a Frontiers Award recipient at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium.

Dr. Eyal Maoz Halevy shares what he has found most impactful at the Symposium, and discusses his research on the role of physical activity as a vital sign (PAVS), revealing surprising insights about physical activity levels in migraine patients.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe Coe is joined by Kelly Gavigan Lorant, Director of Data Management and Analytics at GHLF, as they explore the findings from a recent patient-centered survey on migraine. Kelly also explains how GHLF’s research registry, originally focused on rheumatic and musculoskeletal conditions, has expanded to include a broader spectrum of chronic diseases, including migraine.

Discover the insights gained about migraine patients, their treatment paths, and how these can intersect with other chronic conditions. This episode provides a unique look into the evolving understanding and management of migraine within the chronic illness community.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Kellie, a staunch advocate for migraine and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Kellie walks us through her journey of living with a TBI from when she was in college to now with the critical work she is doing to provide migraine educational resources to employers and employees via Migraine at Work.

Listen in as Kellie bravely opens up about her struggles with depression and migraine and her battle of overcoming the stigma attached to seeking help for mental health issues. Kellie also shares the significance of having a supportive network and the role of education and advocacy in reshaping the narrative about migraine attacks.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Avi, who lives with migraine and other chronic illnesses. Through his migraine journey, Avi shares with us the difficulty he and his family encountered trying to get diagnosed. Avi also breaks down the challenges he faces navigating the health care system as a trans man and non-binary person. He shares his experiences of being misgendered and deadnamed (when a transgender person is referred by their birth name after transitioning) in doctors’ offices, highlighting the need for greater gender-affirming care.

In this week’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Amanda, a migraine patient, advocate, stay-at-home parent, and educator living with multiple chronic health conditions. Join Sarah and Amanda as they dig into the ebbs and flows of being a parent living with chronic migraine, things we’ve learned from the migraine community, getting the confidence to advocate and speak up for ourselves, the importance of normalizing talks about your chronic illnesses and mental health with your family unit and finding time through self-care of dopamine searching through bird watching and memes.

In this week’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Bernadette, a migraine advocate, digital creator, and somatic-informed certified educator who runs a chronic illness Instagram account called “chronicaccounts.” Bernadette is a former classroom teacher who now focuses on educating and supporting others to understand their life with migraine disease better.

Join Sarah and Bernadette as they discuss Bernadette’s journey navigating multiple misdiagnoses, leading to a delayed migraine diagnosis, pivoting from a well-loved career, and finding community. Hear how Bernadette’s migraine diagnosis journey ultimately led her to patient advocacy.

In this week’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Dr. Nina Riggins, a board-certified neurologist who specializes in headache medicine and traumatic brain injury. The episode sheds lights on the intersection of migraine, weight management, and the impact of a new class of weight-loss drugs, GLP-1 agonists. Joe provides his own patient insight by sharing his personal experience with weight loss and migraine. Together, they also discuss the importance of a patient-specific plan and open communication between doctors and patients.

In this week’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Simar, a university student from Australia who lives with migraine and runs a migraine advocacy Instagram account called “studywithmigraine.”

Join Sarah and Simar as they dive into navigating life as a university student living with migraine, the challenges of getting a migraine diagnosis as a woman of color, and the importance of finding doctors who take migraine and mental health seriously. Hear from Simar as she shares her lived experiences of coping with the isolation of chronic migraine and navigating accommodations in college.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah welcomes back guest Shruti Shivaramakrishnan, a migraine and mental health advocate, to explore the complex relationship between chronic migraine, mental health, and navigating health care systems.

Join Sarah and Shruti as they discuss the profound impact of migraine on mental health, and shed a light on the need for continued dialogue and support in the migraine community.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Barbara Nye, a Neurologist, Headache Specialist, and the Program Director for the Headache Fellowship at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Recorded live at the American Headache Society’s (AHS) Annual Scientific Meeting in Austin, they discuss the latest trends and developments in headache research, including a focus on diversifying patient representation and understanding the unique experiences of different ethnicities and genders. Dr. Nye also sheds light on the AHS’s ambitious plan for the next five to 10 years, with an aim to enhance headache diagnosis and management, possibly incorporating AI and genetic-based strategies.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Barbara Nye, a Neurologist, Headache Specialist, and the Program Director for the Headache Fellowship at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Recorded live at the American Headache Society’s (AHS) Annual Scientific Meeting in Austin, they discuss the latest trends and developments in headache research, including a focus on diversifying patient representation and understanding the unique experiences of different ethnicities and genders. Dr. Nye also sheds light on the AHS’s ambitious plan for the next five to 10 years, with an aim to enhance headache diagnosis and management, possibly incorporating AI and genetic-based strategies.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Hida Nierenburg at the American Headache Society’s meeting in Austin.

Dr. Nierenburg sheds light on the transformative potential of recent therapies in managing head pain and migraine, along with her anticipation for future breakthroughs in treatment. She also provides insight into her role as a mentor for her first fellow

In today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe delves into the personal journey of Marta Mrozek, a psychotherapy student who lives with migraine. Marta opens up about chronic migraine and her initial reluctance to accept her diagnosis. She also discusses the powerful realization about needing therapy and finding the right support system, which helped her navigate her condition.

Join us, as we explore Marta’s unique insights into reimagining her life in the face of chronic migraine and her journey toward advocacy.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe chats with Rabia Kiani, a lifelong migraine patient. Rabia reflects on how her migraine attacks and ability to manage them have been significantly influenced by her access to various treatments across different periods of her life and geographic locations. Rabia also discusses her experiences with medication overuse, or ‘rebound’ headaches, due to frequent use of over-the-counter medication to keep her migraine at bay.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Genevieve Pharand, a lawyer and a member of the Board of Directors of Migraine Quebec. Genevieve discusses her journey from her first migraine attack at the age of 10 to the debilitating chronic migraines she began to experience in her 40s.

Genevieve discusses how her journey led her to become an advocate for fellow migraine sufferers. Tune in to listen to Genevieve’s testament to resilience and hope amidst the challenges of living with chronic pain.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Judith Klausner, a migraine patient and an artist from Massachusetts with a love for small, intricate, and overlooked things. Judith’s experience of invisible disability and chronic pain plays an integral role in how she views the world and creates art. Her work has been featured in Harper’s magazine, Reader’s Digest, the Huffington Post, and NPR.

Join Sarah and Judith as they discuss the inspiration for her children’s book on migraine attacks, Noah the Narwhal: A Tale of Downs and Ups as well as creating art with chronic and mental illnesses, and the importance of rest as a form of productivity.

On today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by chronic migraine patient D’Sena’ and Bailey, her service dog, who helps her with her chronic illnesses. D’Sena’ is also a single mother of a child with migraine attacks, and she shares with us how she supports him during these episodes.

Join Sarah and D’Sena’ as they dig into topics such as caregiving, parenting, advocacy for children, service dogs, health insurance, and discrimination related to chronic migraine and health care for women of color.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Sarah is joined by Kate Schwab, LCSW, a somatic therapist who also happens to live with migraine. Kate uses a client-centered approach to therapy, tailoring her treatment to each individual’s unique needs and goals. Kate integrates evidence-based techniques such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and psychodynamic therapy to help her clients achieve lasting change.

Join Sarah and Kate as they have a real conversation about how migraine and mental health intersect, what drew her to become a therapist, the stigma around speaking up about mental health and pain, and the importance of having an inclusive therapist that creates a safe space for those living with chronic pain like migraine.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by his colleague Sarah Shaw, Senior Manager of BIPOC Community Outreach at the Global Healthy Living Foundation, to discuss an exciting update for Talking Head Pain: Sarah will be joining the podcast as a co-host.

Join Joe and Sarah as they discuss the podcast’s new direction, and how they will continue to uplift the voices of the migraine community that are not always represented.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Dr. Nina Riggins, Director of the Headache and Traumatic Brain Injury Center at UC San Diego Health, a Neurologist, and Headache Specialist. By applying her passions for education and advocacy, Dr. Riggins is very active in the headache community and has participated in Neurology on the Hill as well as Headache on the Hill.

Join Joe and Dr. Riggins as they discuss her work providing migraine education to primary care doctors as well as her education and advocacy efforts aimed at bolstering awareness so patients can reach earlier diagnosis and achieve better management of their symptoms. Dr. Riggins also shares the latest on migraine treatment options and research advancements.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Susan McManus, a migraine patient and advocate who was diagnosed 20 years ago. Describing herself as a “highly functioning migraineur” when her kids were still at school, Susan’s life was turned upside down after her condition became chronic.

Join Joe and Susan as they discuss how she navigated the shift to chronic migraine, her advocacy journey, her involvement with Headache on the Hill, and what she’s learned in trying to remain active while surrounding herself with a great team of doctors.

On today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by chronic migraine and long COVID patient Marnie Russ, Program Administrator for the National Kitten College Program (NKCP). Through her work at the Kitten program and speaking at migraine events like Headache on the Hill, Marnie has had a positive impact on both humans and our feline friends.

Join Joe and Marnie as they discuss caring for kittens, how migraine impacts relationships, and how COVID can change one’s headache.

On this week’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Wayne Anderson, DO, FAHS, FAAN, a neurologist in San Francisco, CA. In addition to being a provider, Dr. Anderson is on the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Neurology and takes part in advocacy events like Neurology on the Hill, so that he can be a part of a chorus of healthcare providers trying to improve the lives of those living with neurological disorders.

Join Joe and Dr. Anderson as they discuss Neurology on the Hill, the challenges facing providers, and how providers can become advocates.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Laura Laureta, a migraine patient and creator of Lit Up My Mind, a website dedicated to making resources about migraine and traumatic brain injury accessible to the community. Through this work, Laura turns the pain she’s experienced into hope for others.

Join Joe and Laura as they discuss Lit Up My Mind, being written off by doctors, and the fun of virtual game nights.

Last week, Joe attended Headache on the Hill, an advocacy event which brings migraine patients and providers to Capital Hill to share their stories with elected officials. Joe was able to meet up with Natalie Copeland, migraine patient/advocate, and Dr. Stephanie Nahas, a neurologist/advocate, who brought their stories and expertise to the nation’s capital.

Join Joe, Natalie, and Dr. Nahas as they discuss their goals for the 2023 Headache on the Hill.

Today on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Kelsey Feng, a migraine advocate and creator of the social media page, Kelsey’s Migraine. Through their work online and advocacy efforts like Headache on the Hill, Kelsey aims to end the stigma of migraine within the LGBTQ+ and East Asian communities.

Join Joe and Kelsey as they discuss Headache on the Hill, representation on social media, and the importance of increased research efforts.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Dr. Jono Taves, a physical therapist specializing in the treatment of headache and migraine at the Novera Headache Center. Through his work at the center, his TikTok videos, and podcast, Dr. Taves inspires and educates the migraine community.

Join Joe and Dr. Taves as they discuss the neck’s connection to migraine, advice for those nervous about seeing a physical therapist, and easy stretches to try at home.

Today on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Alan Kaplan, Founder of NDPHaware. Alan lives with New Daily Persistent Headache (NDPH) and started the organization to build community and advance research.

Join Joe and Alan as they discuss NDHP, online support groups, and the emergence of psychedelics.

On today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Alicia Wolf, creator of the Instagram account, “The Dizzy Cook” and author of “The Mediterranean Migraine Diet: A Science-Based Roadmap to Control Symptoms and Transform Brain Health.”

Join Joe and Alicia in part two of their interview where they discuss the recipe for happiness, international cuisine, and meals with special meaning.

On today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Alicia Wolf, creator of the Instagram account, “The Dizzy Cook” and author of “The Mediterranean Migraine Diet: A Science-Based Roadmap to Control Symptoms and Transform Brain Health.”

In part 1 of their interview, Joe and Alicia discuss getting diagnosed, the impact vestibular migraine has on relationships, and Alicia’s journey to becoming The Dizzy Cook.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Erica Carrasco, the founder of Achy Smile. Erica is a small business owner who creates migraine awareness apparel and merchandise, a great tool to advocate for chronic illness.

Join Joe and Erica as they discuss creating Achy Smile, Erica’s experience with physical therapy, and the pressures of trying to stick to a strict diet.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Kathy O’Shea, author of “So Much More Than a Headache: Understanding Migraine Through Literature.” In her book, Kathy delves into the pieces of literature that capture what it’s like to live with migraine.

Join Joe and Kathy as they discuss migraine in unexpected pieces, migraine as a literary tool, and the works that represent migraine poorly.

In the second part of our look back at 2022, we hear previous guests talk about topics such as mental health, social media, and being a guest on Jeopardy while having vestibular migraine.

On this very special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe walks us through a few of the standout moments from the past year of incredible conversations with health care providers, migraine patients, and chronic illness advocates. With more than 50 episodes released in 2022, this was a memorable year to be a part of the Talking Head Pain community. Thank you for being a member of this fantastic network!

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Emily Klein, Professor of Education at Montclair State University, a migraine patient, and activist. Emily has lived with migraine for many years, and her patient journey echoes the experiences of many. From parenting with migraine to worrying about job performance, her story is one of perseverance and strength.

Join Joe and Emily as they discuss being an educator with migraine during the pandemic, parenting with migraine, and the importance of having the right health care team in your corner.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the European Headache Congress in Vienna, Austria talking with Dr. Messoud Ashina, Professor of Neurology at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and the Director of the Human Migraine Research Unit at the Danish Headache Center and Department of Neurology, Rigshospitalet Glostrup.

Join Joe and Dr. Ashina as they discuss the interictal burden of migraine and the need for continued research that gives patients hope.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the European Headache Congress in Vienna, Austria talking with Dr. Brad Torphy, Managing Director of the Chicago Headache Center and Research Institute.

Join Joe and Dr. Torphy as they discuss global access challenges and the need for more research on combination therapy.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the European Headache Congress in Vienna, Austria talking with Dr. Dimos Mitsikostas, Professor of Neurology at the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens.

Join Joe and Dr. Mitsikostas as they discuss his research on the nocebo effect.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Elena Ruiz de la Torre, Executive Director for the European Migraine and Headache Alliance (EMHA). Listen as Elena tells Joe about her career in migraine advocacy, what the EMHA does, and how she is working with European advocates to reduce migraine stigma.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is delayed at the airport. As he waits for his flight, Joe decided to connect with the community and share some tips for traveling with migraine.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by CarmenRose Fiallo, a migraine patient and advocate who documents her migraine journey on social media, showcasing the realities of living with a chronic disease.

Join Joe and CarmenRose as they discuss traumatic brain injuries, tips for injection days, and when to break up with your health care team

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by migraine advocate Candace Camper. Candace is the creator of an Instagram account that documents her migraine journey, as well as the ways in which her service dog, Clea, helps her manage migraine and seizures.

Listen as Joe and Candace discuss step therapy, getting prescribed injections, and how Clea plays a role in her health.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium talking to Annika Ehrlich, a nurse practitioner at the University of California, San Francisco Headache Center. Join Joe and Annika as they discuss her history in migraine care and the exciting topics they’re hearing about at the symposium.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium talking to Dr. Liza Smirnoff, a headache specialist at the University of Miami. Join Joe and Dr. Smirnoff as they discuss the importance of care of migraine in pregnant women and those going through gender affirming care, as well as the work she and her peers are doing in reducing the amount of monthly migraine days in adults.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium talking to Dr. Sarah Bobker, a headache medicine specialist who works at the University of California, San Francisco and is the Associate Editor for the American Headache Society’s journal, Headache. Join Joe and Dr. Bobker as they discuss the growth of headache medicine fellowships and why this matters for patients.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium with Dr. Adelene Jann, a headache specialist and licensed acupuncturist. They discuss how acupuncture can be used for migraine patients.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium talking to Dr. Lauren Natbony, a headache specialist who tells Joe about the connection between autonomic disorders, like postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and migraine.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium talking to Dr. Matthew Robbins, a neurologist and headache specialist. He is presenting on the relationship between migraine and COVID.

Today on Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium talking to Dr. Jennifer Robblee, a neurologist focusing on migraine and headache disorders. Dr. Robblee, a member of the Refractory, Inpatient, and Emergency Care (RIEC) specialty interest group, is researching effective ways to treat status migrainosus (or a headache that doesn’t respond to treatment or lasts longer than 72 hours).

Today on Talking Head Pain, Joe is on location at the American Headache Society’s Scottsdale Headache Symposium. He is talking to Dr. Vincent Martin, who is presenting on Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and  its effect on people living with migraine.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Winnielyn Bautista, a physical therapist assistant, a migraine patient, and creator of the “Healing_W_ChronicMigraine,” an Instagram account dedicated to sharing Winnielyn’s migraine journey through engaging and empowering content.

Join Joe and Winnielyn as they discuss migraine hangovers, being a young person with a chronic disease, and having migraine attacks in the workplace. We also hear from Dr. Peter McAllister as he shares his advice on migraine hangovers and navigating migraine in the workplace.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Danielle Ali, cohost of the Wellness Evolution Podcast and Senior Systems Analyst at GHLF.

In this episode, join Joe and Danielle as they talk about needle phobia and the anticipation of getting a shot. As a bonus, Danielle walks us through a breathing exercise we can use when we need an injection.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Michelle Tracy, an advocate, writer, and migraine patient. On social media, Michelle is very open about her journey with migraine and mental health. She is known for encouraging others to signal their need for support by posting the “Bat Signal,” a visible representation of needing help.

Join Joe and Michelle as they discuss the journey of finding a therapist, signaling for help, and the impact that new treatments have had on Michelle’s wellness.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by licensed psychologist Dawn Buse, PhD. She’s the Clinical Professor of Neurology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, an Assistant Professor in Clinical Health Psychology, the doctoral program at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, and a current fellow of the American Headache Society. Dr. Buse specializes in helping people along the emotional side of their migraine journey, providing a support system to those who need it.

Join Joe and Dr. Buse as they discuss tips to help integrate healthy habits into daily life, and the concept that wellness is not linear.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Beth Morton, a migraine patient, activist, and advocate who now runs #MigraineChat, a social media platform that creates a space for migraine patients to connect with others who live with migraine.

Listen along as Joe and Beth discuss self-advocacy and creating empowering spaces online. Beth also shares the most powerful and troublesome messages she has received since starting to run #MigraineChat.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Yuri Cárdenas, a migraine patient and creator of Migraine Talk, an Instagram account dedicated to providing support to people living with migraine.

Join Joe and Yuri as they discuss the effect migraine had on Yuri’s career, the journey of finding a headache specialist, and navigating the challenges of applying for disability.

On today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Matthew Kloiber, a husband, father, and migraine patient. Matthew joins Joe to talk about how switching to a plant-based diet has impacted his life, from reducing his cholesterol to helping manage his migraine attacks.

Join Joe and Matt as they discuss being a man with migraine, the effects of a plant-based diet, and the response health care providers had to his new diet.

Please note that this episode highlights Matt’s experience and is not medical advice. Make sure to work with your health care provider to find the right treatments and/or eating plan that works for you.

On today’s episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Hannah Frost, a migraine and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome patient, paraclimber, and creator of the blog Climbing Through Migraine. In her blog, Hannah documents her life as a paraclimber and how she navigates the wall as someone living with chronic illness.

Join Joe and Hannah as they discuss paraclimbing with migraine, the effect migraine had on Hannah’s career, and how Hannah was able to come back to the sport with the help of community.

Welcome to part two of Joe’s interview with Dr. Alan Rapoport, Clinical Professor of Neurology at UCLA, past president of the International Headache Society, and the co-founder and CEO of BonTriage. In this episode, Joe and Dr. Rapoport discuss a topic very important to patients, medication overuse headache.

Join Joe on this special Talking Head Pain episode featuring Sarah Shaw (BIPOC Patient Advocate, Community Outreach Manager) and JP Summers (Patient Advocate, Community Outreach Manager). Sarah and JP get real and unpack a recent article that has caused controversy in the chronic disease community.

Joe, Sarah, and JP discuss the negative impact of clickbait articles surrounding chronic illness, turning anger into action, and the balance of posting the positives and negatives of living with a chronic illness on social media

In part one of a two part episode, this week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by a long time headache medicine leader Dr, Alan Rapoport, clinical professor of neurology at UCLA, the past president of the International Headache Society, and co-founder and CEO of Bon Triage, a healthcare company that helps people better understand their chronic disease. Dr. Rapoport has been in the headache field since 1979, and has seen the immense amount of progress being made to help those living with the disease.

Join Joe and Doctor Rapoport as they discuss why Dr. Rapoport decided to specialize in headache medicine, the advances being made since 1979, and the different kinds of treatments that are now available to patients.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by longtime friend Julienne Verdi, mother of 4, a migraine and ankylosing spondylitis patient, lawyer, and the Executive Director of the Alliance for Headache Disorders Advocacy. The Alliance for Headache Disorders Advocacy advocates for policy change that improves the lives of those living with migraine through events like Headache on the Hill.

Join Joe and Julienne as they discuss living with two chronic illnesses, motherhood, and the important work she is doing at the Alliance for Headache Disorders Advocacy.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Pascal Derrien, Executive Director of Migraine Ireland. Pascal shares how his team at Migraine Ireland is working to increase migraine awareness through workplace training, advocacy, and community outreach.

Join Joe and Pascal as they discuss the challenges of living with migraine in Ireland, the workplace training programs conducted by Migraine Ireland, and the cycling fundraiser Pascal started.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Samuel Kelokates, a physical therapist specializing in treating migraine. Sam is no stranger to pain and stigma having lived with tension headaches and a visible disability. His unique experiences and education inform his physical therapy practice focused on helping people living with headache disorders.

Join Joe and Sam as they discuss non-pharmacologic options for migraine, practical physical therapy tips, and managing migraine triggers with the help of physical therapy.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Elizabeth Leroux, MD, a headache specialist, former president of the Canadian Headache Society, and founder of Migraine Canada.

Join Joe and Dr. Leroux as they talk about starting migraine associations in Canada, the obstacles providers have when getting patients their treatments, and the important work being done by Migraine Canada.

On this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Dr. Nicole Rosendale, a neurologist and principal researcher of a study called Migraine, Migraine Disability, Trauma and Discrimination in Sexual and Gender Minority Individuals. Joe and Dr. Rosendale discuss the link between trauma and migraine, research as a form of activism, and the future of LGBTQ+ migraine research.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Danielle Fujii, an environmental designer, migraine patient, and creator of Zden, a sleep tent designed to help people with migraine get a better night’s sleep.

Join Joe and Danielle as they talk about the kinds of environments that can trigger migraines, vacations ruined by migraine, and how Danielle came up with the idea for Zden.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Dr. Sara Crystal, a migraine patient, headache specialist, and Medical Director of Cove, a telemedicine service providing access to specialized care to migraine patients. Join Joe and Dr. Crystal as they discuss dismissive providers, building trust during a virtual appointment, and how being on the right treatment plan can allow you to be present for whatever life throws at you.

This week on Talking Head Pain, host Joe Coe is joined by Namira Islam Anani, a lawyer specializing in human rights education and training and a graphic designer. While recovering from COVID in 2020, Namira noticed that her headaches were getting worse. This led her to seek care from a neurologist who opened her eyes to what she was experiencing.

Join Joe and Namira as they discuss long COVID, ableism in her profession, and the importance of creating and holding space.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe talks with author, journalist, and fellow at the Global Healthy Living Foundation, JP Summers. Join Joe and JP as they discuss the toll that migraine can take on independence, the experience of her child being diagnosed with migraine, and the joys of reporting from Comic Con.

This week on Talking Head Pain, Joe talks with Tom Dabertin, Executive Director and CEO of the National Headache Foundation (NHF). Tom uses his experience of having migraine since his teens to inform the work he does with NHF. Join Joe and Tom as they talk about the lack of headache specialists, being a father while dealing with migraine, and Tom’s role as the Chairman of an annual Pierogi Festival.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by fellow migraine advocate and friend Alicia Torborg. Alicia serves as the Executive Director of the Association of Migraine Disorders, an organization built on the pillars of research, education, and awareness.

Listen along as Joe and Alicia discuss research being conducted by AMD, the duo’s perilous journey hiking Camelback Mountain, the history behind #ShadesForMigraine, and Alicia’s most rewarding moments working in migraine advocacy.

In this episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe is joined by Nicky Smith, a migraine and dizziness advocate who was recently featured as a contestant on the hit trivia show Jeopardy. Nicky shares their experience about having chronic migraine and dizziness as well as why it was important to discuss the conditions on the national stage. They also talk about the importance of building a strong community of migraine superheroes.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Dr. Eric Kaiser, a professor and neurologist at the University of Pennsylvania. Learn about sleep and cannabis research presented at the American Headache Society, and the inspiring work being done to better serve LGBTQ headache and migraine patients.

In this special episode of Talking Head Pain, Joe speaks with Howard Rosen, the CEO of the American Headache Society. Learn about the history behind the American Headache Society — and how the research presented at their meeting helps patients and providers alike.

Joe talks with Robert Cowan, MD, about research on chronic/episodic migraine and how access barriers harm patients.

When migraine had her down for the count, Cat got back up and fought back. She drew from her martial arts training and experience living with migraine to create her non-profit Chronic Migraine Awareness, Inc. In this episode, Cat joins Joe to talk about what she’s learned during her journey and the advocacy work she does around the globe.

The way Jaime Sanders expresses herself is the key to managing her migraine. Whether it’s fashion, makeup, or hair, Jaime owns her unique identity, an identity which provides her an outlet for advocating for others with chronic illness. In this episode, hear why Jaime calls herself the Migraine Diva, and how it touches everything from her migraine advocacy to the need for self-care.

“I really try not to focus on what happened yesterday, or what needs to happen tomorrow,” says Jaime. “I need to reserve my energy for the 24 hours that I’m currently in.”

Before migraine, life was good for Cannon Tekstar. She had a big career with travel, people reporting to her, and invitations to parties. But when migraine struck, it all turned silent, including support from her so-called friends. In this episode, Cannon shares how living with hemiplegic migraine forced her to re-set her career and how she uses social media to support others living with migraine. 

It’s a revelation that reflects the depth of migraine pain. Shruti Suresh says during her worst migraine attack, she overdosed on pain meds and revealed she’d have rather die than feel the pain. Today, Shruti is a migraine advocate, shining a light on the emotional and mental health issues surrounding migraine. In this episode, Shruti talks about the systemic nature of migraine, and how we need to address all areas of health when living with chronic disease.

Living with migraine as a teenager can be complicated. You’re often misunderstood, teachers wonder if you’re lazy, fellow students question accommodations. In this episode, meet Ellie Donner-Klein, a young professional whose own experience dealing with migraine and getting a proper diagnosis as a teen propelled her to now advocate on behalf of others navigating life with migraine.

When you think of migraine many of us don’t think of or see Black men. In this episode, meet Qasim Amin Nathari, who takes us on his migraine journey while getting deep about the intersections of race, masculinity, and faith when it comes to managing migraine.

Migraine as a child. Migraine on vacation. Migraine at work. Whatever their age and wherever they are, people around the world struggle with migraine. In this episode, we hear from a leading migraine advocate who shares his journey and how he now helps people overcome the stigma of migraine.

“I would get these periods I sort of called them like a honeymoon response, where you’re so hopeful that it works that it actually does for a period of time,” says Carl Cincinnato, Executive Director of Migraine at Work and co-host for the Migraine World Summit. “But then you kind of run out of “hope-ium.” And all of a sudden you go back to your baseline of regular attacks.”

Although it’s been framed as a “middle-aged white woman’s disease,” migraine doesn’t discriminate; it affects one in seven people across all genders and race. But the right diagnosis is often more difficult to find for people in marginalized communities.

In the second of a two-part episode, Sarah Shaw and her doctor Courtney White, MD, discuss the need to educate the medical profession, especially in Black, Brown, and low-income communities, on the many symptoms of migraine so they can better serve patients in the BIPOC and LGBTQA+ communities.

As if migraine isn’t tough enough, imagine being a person in a marginalized community who must convince their doctor that their symptoms are real? Sarah Shaw went through six doctors before finding Courtney White, MD, who not only advocates for migraine patients but is one herself.

In the first of a two-part episode, Sarah and Dr. White discuss their migraine journeys, racial disparities in treatment, respect of the patient, and using social media to educate the BIPOC and LGBTQA+ communities.

“I am a neurologist and a headache specialist. I am also someone who does have migraine disease,” says Dr. White. “And I’ve gone through the experience of having difficulty finding a physician that would diagnose me and then treat me appropriately.”

In this EXTRA episode, host Joe Coe welcomes renowned migraine specialist, author and podcast host Dr. Lindsay Weitzel. Lindsay describes her worst migraine attack, strategies for coping with migraine attacks and minimizing their severity, and how living with migraine affects family dynamics.

“You find yourself saying, ‘oh my God, I’m going to die, I’m going to die.’ You need to turn that around because your thoughts are nerve signals just like your pain,” says Dr. Lindsay Weitzel.

Dreama, a housekeeper, shares her experience of working with migraine as someone who is self-employed and often doing physical work.

Sean, a retired member of the Canadian Air Force, recalls how he dealt with migraine while serving in the military and now how he helps other men get support.

*Content warning, this episode contains sensitive content around suicide.

Cara, an author, and her husband Seth, cofounder of GHLF, talk about the impact of migraine as a married couple who are raising children.

Sarah Reneé, a patient advocate, shares her experiences of navigating migraine care as a person in various marginalized communities.

Lori, Executive Vice President, Human Resources at Amgen, shares her migraine journey and discusses how HR professionals can support people living with migraine. Lori’s story teaches us that no matter who you are in the migraine and headache community, we all have similar struggles, and using our voice is one way overcome them.

Joe, a retired firefighter, describes how he became the hero in his own personal headache nightmare. Joe’s life experiences and advocacy teach us that it is never weak to get help.

*Content warning, this episode contains sensitive content around the events of 9/11 and suicide.

Danielle discusses the pressures of life with migraine in the age of social media, as well as difficulties of managing a career while living with this debilitating condition. Danielle makes the call for transparent, honest conversations with others and explains the value of forging connections within the migraine community.

Migraine Audio Guides

Need some quick information about migraine? Have someone in your life that doesn’t really understand this disease?

Our free Talking Head Pain Patient Audio Guides offer valuable information and insights from leading experts that will help make you more informed.

Check them out below and be sure to subscribe for access to future audio guides.

Get advice and information on how to navigate the complexities of the work environment with a migraine condition, as well as supporting others with migraine in the workplace.

The first step to proper treatment is getting a diagnosis. In this audio guide, we explore the importance of a proper diagnosis, how to get diagnosed, the causes and triggers of headache, and barriers to health care.

Learn more on the differences between headache disorders and common headaches, as well as acute and preventative migraine treatment options.

In this audio guide, we explore lifestyle changes and nonmedical therapies to help you live well with migraine.

Get advice and information on how to navigate the complexities of the work environment with a migraine condition, as well as supporting others with migraine in the workplace.

Behind the Mic

Joseph Coe, MPA

Host

Joseph Coe, the Director of Education and Digital Strategy at the Global Healthy Living Foundation, has been living with migraine since his teens. 

As a migraine patient advocate, Joe knows the power of speaking up and being proactive when managing his complex neurological condition. 

Through personal conversations with fellow migraine and headache patients, Joe explores the challenges, hopes and triumphs of his guests.

Tune into Talking Head Pain and hear how people like you have found ways to get relief.

Sarah R. Shaw

Co-Host

Sarah Shaw is the Senior Manager of BIPOC Community Outreach at the Global Healthy Living Foundation.

She is committed to patient advocacy and health equity efforts to support Black, Indigenous and People of Color and LGBTQIA+ patient communities.

Sarah has also been living with chronic migraine for almost ten years and is very open about navigating life with her chronic disease journey as well as her experience living with anxiety.

Peter McAllister, M.D.

Neurologist, Medical Expert

Peter McAllister, M.D. Host Neurologist, Medical Expert Dr. McAllister is a board certified neurologist and director of The New England Center for Neurology and Headache. He holds clinical appointments at both Yale University School of Medicine and The Frank H. Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University

As the former Director of the Headache Center, Concussion Center, and Clinical Research at Associated Neurologists of Southern Connecticut, Dr. McAllister is recognized as a “Top Doc’’ in Connecticut and New York, as well as a “Top Neurologist” by the U.S. News and World Report. He lectures nationally and has been the principle investigator on numerous clinical trials, as well as authored articles in the lay and scientific press. 

Dr. McAllister employs a holistic approach to diagnosis and treatment as a practitioner. His area of expertise includes: headache, concussion, Multiple Sclerosis, ADHD, Lyme Disease, and complex neurological conditions.

More Resources

Living with migraine isn’t easy, there’s much to learn about symptoms, management, and treatment. As a non-profit organization dedicated to education, research, and advocacy, GHLF has plenty of free resources available to get you started.

Men with Migraine

Men get migraine too and “maning up” doesn’t make you strong it just prolongs your pain and suffering.

Blue Light and Migraine

Feeling like a vampire? Learn how blue light can trigger migraine.

What Migraine Feels Like

We asked the Chronic Migraine Awareness nonprofit community what migraine feels like. Here’s what they said.

Migraine Patient Guidelines

Vetted by medical experts and people living with migraine disease, our Migraine Patient Guidelines help you navigate your treatment choices for migraine.

Migraine in the Workplace Report

While our survey data suggests that most employers understand migraine to be a common problem, it also suggests some degree of indecision or inaction surrounding effective accommodation and treatment.

Migraine Caregiver Guidelines

Our guidelines educate caregivers about treatment options available to their loved ones to help prevent and manage migraine attacks.

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Talking Head Pain is a podcast series produced by the non-profit Global Healthy Living Foundation.

Through personal conversations with fellow patients and providers hosts Joseph Coe and Sarah Shaw explore the challenges, barriers, and disparities that exist when it comes to migraine and headache disorders.

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