Migraine is a team sport reminds Peter Rosenberger. Caring for someone with migraine can be tiring. His encouragement and tips can help you, and help them.

People in pain often have a tough time telling others how they can help them, and showing kindness when they feel awful. Yet Shaunti Feldhahn, a top relationship expert and researcher, says that showing and receiving kindness can actually make us healthier and happier.

Each day, nearly a third of all employees struggle to be productive while working through the pain. It’s a challenge for employer and employee that can take the promise out of a great career and affect the organization’s bottom line. Pain advocate Paul Gileno offers insightful tips to retain talent and keep your job.

It's not the "bad headache" people think it is. Filmmakers Joanna Styron and Jacki Ochs reshape cultural perceptions about migraine at the "Out of My Head" premiere this month. Doctors, celebrities, caregivers, veterans and other migraine warriors share their often surprising experiences.

What a migraine feels like isn't that easy to describe. Words like agonizing, disabling, overwhelming, painful, or even surreal, might come to mind. One of America's leading poets shares his migraine experience. Immerse yourself in the beauty of his poetry, and see if his migraine feeling is anything like your own.

Although lifestyle changes can help reduce migraine frequency, the ability to make healthier choices isn't easy. Author Jenni Grover wrote the book on living "as well as possible" despite frequent pain. She shares her secrets on breaking bad habits and creating new ones to help you thrive in life, love and work.

Jenette Fulda, author of "Chocolate and Vicodin," tried everything to deal with her headache, and found humor to be surprisingly therapeutic for coping with daily pain. She's tried to live the best life possible until she found what she calls, "Semi-wellness." It's an encouraging conversation if you're in chronic pain.

The relationship between Migraine and sleep is complex - sometimes it helps, sometimes it hurts. Dr. Chistine Lay helps unravel some of the complexities.

Part of our battle with migraine stems from how we speak. Neurologist Dr. William Young advocates for fighting migraine with words that can combat stigma.

Can migraine be a catalyst for unclogging your brain? Many famous people with migraine produced important works after attacks, from Jefferson to O’Keeffe.