Why the study?
Do relaxation training and cognitive coping reduce headache activity in children and adolescents with migraine?
Population
42 children and adolescents with migraine
Comparison
Relaxation training or cognitive coping vs Non-specific placebo control
Design
RCT
Follow-up
16 weeks
Authors
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Supports behavioral therapies in pediatric migraine care; extends non-pharmacological RCT evidence to children and adolescents.
Do relaxation training and cognitive coping reduce headache activity in children and adolescents with migraine?
Relaxation training and cognitive coping are effective non-pharmacological treatments for reducing headache frequency and overall activity in pediatric migraine.
Richter et al. (1986) studied this question.
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