Dan C. Henry, M.D., Director of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation, appeared on KSL TV to discuss migraine disease and the devastating effect it has on the lives of those who suffer from it. The Foundation partnered with the Utah Film Center to sponsor the showing of a national documentary called “Out of My Head” at the library in downtown Salt Lake City on June 26th.

Holly Webster, Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation board member, appeared on KUED’s Contact with Mary Dickson to discuss the film Out of My Head. The Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation and Utah Film Center are hosting a free screening of this film, which sheds light on an often misunderstood and severe neurological disease.  The screening will be at the City Library on June 26th at 7:00 PM. Following the screening, there will be a Q & A session with Dan Henry, M.D. / Dan Kauffman, PhD, C.Ht / Dorothy Williams, M.D., PhD / Susan Baggaley, FNP-BC, MSN.

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The 37 million Americans living with with Migraine are some of the toughest and most incredible individuals. Since our battle is largely invisible, though, our strength is not always apparent to those around us, which leads to pervasive Migraine stigma at work and in relationships. Migraine stigma creates a vicious cycle: stigma makes people with Migraine less likely to talk about their experiences, and silence, in turn, feeds stigma. Read more…

Dan C. Henry, M.D., Director of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation and Elizabeth Henry Weyher, the Director of Communications join KUTV’s Casey Scott and Kari Hawker-Diaz on Fresh Living to discuss the work the Foundation is doing to increase understanding and funding for migraine disease, as well as the second annual “Shine Her Light” fundraiser, June 16th at the Gallivan Center.

Dan C. Henry, M.D., Director of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation and Elizabeth Henry Weyher, the Director of Communications join KTVX’s Ali Monsen to discuss migraine disease and the work the Foundation is doing to help those who suffer from it. The Foundation is hosting its second annual “Shine Her Light” fundraiser, June 16th at the Gallivan Center.

A moving article about Danielle by Dr. Lynn Webster, a friend of the Henry family. Dr. Webster has dedicated more than three decades to becoming an expert in the field of pain management. He is the vice president of Scientific Affairs of PRA Health Sciences and past president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine.

The June 2017 Issue of Salt Magazine features the Henry family and their work to raise awareness of migraine disease through the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation.

Dan C. Henry, M.D., Director of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation, and Elizabeth Henry Weyher, Director of Communications, join Fox 13’s Dave Nemeth on The Place to explain the difference between a headache and a migraine, and discuss the Foundation’s upcoming “Shine Her Light” fundraiser, June 16th at the Gallivan Center.

Dan C. Henry, M.D., Director of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation joins KUED TV’s Mary Dickson to discuss the foundation and their upcoming “Shine Her Light” fundraiser. The fundraiser will raise awareness of migraine disease and help those who suffer from it.  The fundraiser will be June 16th at the Gallivan Center.

A wonderful article by Natalie Mollinet of the Sugar House City Journal about how the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation is helping to increase public awareness of migraine disease and headache disorder, and its impact on patients, their families and society.

The Headache School is supported in part by the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation and the Headache Outreach Program at the University of Utah Department of Neurology.

The school offers weekly educational and therapeutic sessions with experts at no cost. Visit their website for the latest schedule.

Mark your calendars for the 2nd Annual Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation Shine Her Light Fundraiser

Date / Location:
Friday, June 16, 2017 6-10 p.m.

Gallivan Center
239 South Main Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Dan C. Henry, M.D., Director of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation and Elizabeth Henry Weyher, the Director of Communications join Midday on KTVX with Nicea DeGering to discuss migraine disease and the impact it has on those who suffer from it. The Foundation is working to build a comprehensive migraine treatment center in Salt Lake City and will be hosting a fundraiser on June 10th.

Interview on KUTV with Dr. Dan C. Henry about migraine disease and the establishment of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation.

A wonderful article by Christine Young at Intermountain Catholic newspaper about migraine disease and the establishment of the Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation.

The Danielle Byron Henry Migraine Foundation held our first fundraiser on June 10, 2016, featuring the musical reunion of the Saliva Sisters and the Disgusting Brothers. Over 400 people attended, and thanks to your generosity, we raised almost $70,000 in addition to a $50,000 match from an anonymous donor.

Thank you for your generous support during our Love Utah Give Utah campaign. Together we raised $21,370! We are humbled and encouraged by your love and support. Thank you for helping us “Shine Her Light” on this disease.