Resources for Migraine Management
This new virtual program, beginning on June 13, will teach participants coping strategies and methods to manage migraine and the associated stress and anxiety. Guided by Dan Kauffman, PhD, this program will include bi-weekly online sessions.
Guided Relaxation
by Dan Kaufmann, PhD
Breathing and Mindfulness to Cope with Stress
Restorative Yoga
for Migraine
Micah Reiss, CYT
Students, Parents, and Educators
Migraine at School
New Wellness Program!
DBHMF is initiating an online program to provide complementary interventions for people with migraine disease.
Who We Are
The Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation was established in March 2016 to increase public awareness of migraine disease and its impact on patients, their families, and society.
Our Mission
Our mission is to raise awareness and provide support and access to treatment for those living with migraine disease, especially young adults and children.
Our Vision
All migraine patients are minimally impacted by their disease.
Share Your Voice
More than 38 million people in the United States have migraine disease – 12% of the population
“Within the Danielle Byron Henry Foundation, there is hope for those who feel hopeless and misunderstood. There could be no greater mission for a foundation than that.” Migraine Patient
Danielle Byron Henry
A light that still shines bright
To tell the story of Danielle Byron Henry is to tell a story of family, love, pain, courage, and legacy.
In the INvisible Project: 2019 Migraine edition, learn about the Danielle Byron Henry Foundation that her family started in her honor to “Shine Her Light” on migraine.
National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month
Join us in advocating and spreading awareness!
June is National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month (#MHAM), and the full headache, migraine and cluster communities are working together for our diseases to be recognized. A disease awareness month plays a vital role in raising public knowledge, addressing stigma and building a stronger community of patient advocates. CHAMP’s new MHAM page features daily blogs and other ways to be involved.
SHINE HER LIGHT 2019
Thank you to everyone who made SHL 2019 a huge success, especially those with migraine that courageously shared their stories, our featured speaker William B. Young, M.D., the U.S. Pain Foundation for bringing the migraine edition of the INvisible Project, representatives of AMD and CHAMP, and all of our volunteers and generous donors.
2017 Video
Shine Her Light
The stories of four individuals in our community who have migraine disease. Dan Henry, M.D. discusses our current programs and why we are so passionate about raising awareness of migraine disease and providing support and access to treatment.
Thank you to Sam and Aron Prigg of White Rabbit Productions and to those who participated.
2016 Video
Share Your Voice
The Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation asked sufferers to share with us how migraine disease has affected their lives. Through this presentation, we hope to raise awareness about migraine disease and its impact on patients, their families, and society.
This video won 3rd place in the second annual “Migraine Moment” Short Film Contest.
Support the Foundation
Please help us provide support and access to treatment for those living with migraine disease.
Phone & Email
385.212.4419
info@daniellefoundation.org
Address
Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation
PO Box 91051
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
EIN #82-3689521
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