Maya Carvalho, founder of the&nbsp;Chronic Migraine Support Group Canada, outlines with Dr. Leroux the challenges patients face in Canada and what is available or ongoing to improve the situation. Finding proper care can take a long time within the healthcare system: meanwhile, support groups offer a resourceful community to rely on and learn from.Listening to this analysis, rooted in real-life, gives hope for many of us living with migraines- a podcast healthcare professionals and politicians alike could definitely benefit from!Nb. If you live in Canada, you can find the “Chronic Migraine Support Group Canada” on Facebook.

Mental health and migraines

If you suffer from migraine, if a person you care about does, or if you are a Health Professional who deals with migraine patients, this podcast is for you! 

Migraine talks season #1 is a series produced by Migraine Canada hosted by Dr Elizabeth Leroux, neurologist specialized in Migraine treatment, featuring various guests and covering a variety of topics and situations migraineurs will relate to. Stay tuned for more episodes (total 12 for season #1) which will be published every two weeks, until December 2021 !

The content of this series does not replace the advice of your doctor. Always consult your doctor before changing anything in your approach to treating migraine.