When you look good, you feel good. It’s true! Fashion in the workplace isn’t just about style, self-expression through wardrobe can actually mitigate burnout and enhance mental health through self-expression. As we see some of our most fashionable neurologists strut their stuff, Dr. Hope O'Brien explains how fashion can be brain food. Connect with the AAN X: https://bit.ly/1orvPet Instagram: http://bit.ly/2eVgsz4 Facebook: http://bit.ly/2feMxW4 LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/22mKzkM #AANscience #AANAM #BrainHealth #Neurology

Enjoy this 30 second video that provides travel tips for those who suffer from migraines.

Transitioning to Adult Migraine Care Webinar Recap What to know about transitioning a child from pediatric migraine care to adult migraine care If you spend any time in migraine support groups, you wouldn’t be surprised to hear that migraine affects people of all ages, including 11% of children. But what happens when those children become teenagers and then adults? To provide help and guidance for people in these sorts of transitions, the American Migraine Foundation recently hosted a webinar titled “Transitioning to Adult Migraine Care,” where headache specialist Dr. Hope O’Brien discussed best practices for adolescents and young adults living with migraine. Before running her own practice, Headache Center of Hope, Dr. O’Brien developed the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s young adult program to help adolescent and young adult patients transition into adult care. The transition from adolescent to adult is critical, especially for those affected by migraine. Research studies suggest that discussions with patients, families and providers should start when the patient is as young as 13 years of age. This allows for both patient and caregiver to understand all that is required for transition. Dr. O’Brien breaks down transition of care into three phases: transition planning, patient education and transfer readiness. Transition planning In transition planning, the goal is to expand the patient's personal knowledge of their condition and introduce skills for self-advocacy. Patient education Patient education is defined as having a basic understanding of the healthcare system, including how medical coverage with insurance works. This is important, especially if there is an upcoming change in coverage, which could hinder the process of health maintenance.. Transition readiness Transition readiness is a measure of whether a patient is ready to be in control of their own care.

Dr. O'Brien shares how to identify the difference between a sinus and migraine headache.

Join Dr. O'Brien as she shows you around her beautiful office and show what you'll experience when you visit the Headache Center of Hope. Listen for valuable information if you're experiencing acute headaches.

Let Dr. O'Brien welcome you to the Headache Center of Hope!

Join us each Monday as we provide a one minute video designed to encourage mindfulness. Use these videos whenever you need them to establish stress-reducing mindfulness practices in your every day life. Why? Mindfulness is a proven, natural way to reduce chronic headaches.

Dr. O'Brien shares how to identify the difference between a sinus and migraine headache.