Miles for Migraine hosts various live and virtual events for kids, teens, and parents to learn about migraine, coping strategies and build a community with others from across the country that experiences similar challenges.
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2026 Youth and Parent Education Events
Support Groups
Teen Talks
Tuesdays 7:00 pm EST/4:00 pm PST
Teen Talks is a weekly virtual meetup group for young people aged 11-17.
Parents Peer Support Group
Third Tuesday of Every Month 7:00 pm-8:00 pm EST
This specialized peer group is a collaboration between the U.S. Pain Foundation and Migraine at School. It is a peer meeting for parents of children with chronic pain.
Migraine Resources for the Family
U.S. Pain Foundation
The Pediatric Pain Warrior Program assists children and their families in finding support, resources, and community. This program offers in-depth retreats, family summer camps, and events, featuring expert speakers, workshops, and more.Â
Migraine at School
Migraine at School provides resources for the child, parent, and educator to improve the school experience. Migraine at School is a national movement to guide families through the complicated journey of migraine.
Additional School Resources:
- Section 504 Protections for Students with Migraine
- SAFEGUARD ACCESS TO SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES FOR CHILDREN WITH HEADACHE DISORDER
College Accommodations, Recommendations, Tips:
Some things you may want to know about migraine and other headache disorders and children
Miles for Migraine has information on a wide range of topics, from signs and symptoms of migraine to coping strategies.
- About Headache Disorders (Learn about different types of migraine and other headache conditions)
- Common Symptoms and Integrative Treatments
- Healthy Habits for Prevention
- Healthy Habits
- Helpful Phone Apps
- Integrative Treatments for Acute Pain
- Integrative Treatments for Migraine
- Migraine Myths
- Stress Reduction Therapies
- Tips for Caregivers
- Useful Websites
Past Family Events
Pediatric Clinical Trials
More research is needed to help find safe and effective treatments for children and teens with migraine. These studies evaluate the effectiveness and safety of trial medications already approved for adults with migraine. If you are interested in having your child or teen participate in a trial, please check out the information below.
Pediatric Clinical Trials 101: What they are and how to participate
A Study in Children with Migraine
Lundbeck
A pediatric migraine study is seeking particpants to help test a study drug for migraine in children.
To qualify for this study, your child must:
- Be a male or female aged 6 to 11 years of age
- Have migraine that have been diagnosed by a doctor for at least 6 months
- Have a migraine at least 4 days per month for at least the past 3 months
Published White Paper
Together with The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, UCSF and Nemours Headache Centers, we published a white paper on the importance of, and benefits of our signature Youth Migraine Day Camp.
Headache Relief Guide
Help for teens and their families to gain better control of headaches, get appropriate medical care and limit the disability caused by headaches.
Relaxation
Like playing a sport or instrument, relaxation requires frequent practice to work well.
Headache & Arts
Increase your knowledge of migraine and concussion among high school students through a visual arts–based curriculum.