Testing a new physiotherapy approach for migraine relief

This study is testing whether a structured, multi-part physiotherapy program works better than standard physical therapy for people with migraine. The new approach combines patient education about migraines, aerobic exercise, relaxation therapy, manual therapy, targeted exercises, and self-management strategies—all delivered over 3 months. Researchers want to understand which patients benefit most and why, so treatment can be personalized for each person.

Migraine can seriously reduce quality of life and cause significant economic strain, yet choosing the right treatment is often difficult. This trial exists because while physiotherapy shows promise as a drug-free alternative, we don't yet know which combination of techniques works best or how to match treatments to individual patients.