Migraine Awareness Month: What Migraine Really Looks Like—And How We Can Help
At Same Stars Wellness, we know migraine isn’t “just a headache.”
June is Migraine Awareness Month, and we’re here to raise awareness, provide answers, and offer real support—for adults, teens, and children navigating this complex neurological condition. Whether your symptoms are brand-new or you’ve been living with chronic migraine for years, you deserve care that listens, adapts, and actually helps.
Migraine Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All
Migraine is a neurological disorder, not a bad headache. It can show up in many ways, including:
Throbbing or pulsing pain (often one-sided)
Nausea and vomiting
Sensitivity to light, sound, or smells
Visual disturbances or aura
Dizziness or vertigo
Brain fog, fatigue, or mood changes
These episodes can last from hours to days—and for many people, it’s not just the pain that’s hard, but the disruption to everyday life.
In Kids, Migraine Often Looks Different
Migraine in children is frequently missed or misdiagnosed. Kids might not have the vocabulary to explain what’s happening—or their symptoms may look like something else entirely:
Tummy aches or vomiting without explanation
Sudden irritability or shutdowns
Meltdowns in bright or loud environments
Trouble sleeping
Sensory overload
If something feels off, it’s worth checking in. At Same Stars, we see pediatric migraine all the time, and we want parents to know: You’re not imagining it. We believe you—and we can help.
What Triggers Migraine?
While every migraine story is different, common triggers include:
High stress or burnout
Changes in sleep routines
Hormonal shifts (especially during puberty, periods, or postpartum)
Weather pressure changes
Dietary sensitivities (like MSG, aged cheese, or caffeine)
TMJ dysfunction or jaw tension
Sensory overload in neurodivergent individuals
That’s why our care is never one-size-fits-all. We take the time to learn what your body is telling you, and tailor care accordingly.
How Same Stars Wellness Supports Migraine Relief
We approach migraine from multiple angles—because no one tool is enough on its own. Our team is trained to recognize patterns, support regulation, and reduce symptoms through hands-on care.
Here’s how we help:
Massage Therapy – to reduce neck, shoulder, jaw, and occipital tension that contributes to migraine
TMJ Care – intraoral and external work that targets jaw alignment and muscle imbalance
Craniosacral Therapy – gentle techniques to regulate the nervous system and calm overstimulation
Sound Therapy – a unique way to downregulate stress and support nervous system reset
Pediatric Care – age-appropriate treatments that help kids understand and manage pain in a safe, comforting space
We’re proud to support our patients with evidence-informed care, grounded in trust, collaboration, and clinical clarity.
💫 Meet Your Migraine Care Team
✨ Carla Feher
Carla brings over 20 years of experience to migraine care—especially for clients dealing with TMJ dysfunction, high stress, or burnout. She integrates sound therapy, craniosacral work, and clinical massage to support both adults and youth. Her style is calm, compassionate, and deeply knowledgeable. Carla’s schedule fills fast—so now’s a great time to book!
✨ Brienne Toth
Brie is detail-oriented and thoughtful, with a strong focus on long-term outcomes. She takes a whole-body approach to migraine care, helping clients identify root causes like postural strain, muscle tension, and nervous system overload. With her, you’ll feel seen and supported—and leave with a care strategy that makes sense for you.
✨ Macy Boucher
Macy is exceptional with neurodivergent children and teens. She understands how migraine can present differently in sensory-sensitive kids, and creates a safe, empowering environment where they feel heard. Her work supports pain relief and self-advocacy, helping families navigate care with confidence.
✨ Allyson Ranger
Allyson combines craniosacral therapy and yoga psychology with a trauma-informed lens. She’s a great fit for adults with hormonal migraine, nervous system dysregulation, or post-concussion symptoms. Her care is gentle, present, and grounded in deep clinical understanding.
Care That’s Rooted in Trust
At Same Stars Wellness, we don’t dismiss symptoms or push generic solutions. We listen to your story. We assess with care. We co-create a plan that actually works for your body.
Because migraine may be common—but it should never be normalized.
🗓️ Ready to feel more in control of your migraine?
Let’s find the right fit for you.
Book online now or reach out to our admin team to get matched with the right therapist.
Let’s make this Migraine Awareness Month the moment you find support that finally makes sense.
