Post-Concussion and Cervicogenic Headache
Our Headache Program focuses on two types of headaches:
- Post-traumatic headache: This can happen after a concussion, which is a mild brain injury.
- Cervicogenic headache: These headaches start in the neck and can be caused by injuries like whiplash.
Our team will work with you to find the cause of your headaches and create a treatment plan. This plan may include medicine, injections, ways to manage stress and thoughts, and exercises to help your body move and feel better.
We also help with other problems that can come with headaches, such as feeling very tired, trouble thinking clearly, poor sleep, and changes in mood.
A personalized plan outlining your goals, treatments, and next steps in your care.
Learn how pain works in the body and mind and how understanding it can support your recovery.
A simple guide to help you navigate your care journey and know what to expect next.
Information on group programs that offer education, support, and shared learning.
Helpful tools, materials, and links to support you in managing your pain.
How we track your progress and outcomes to support your treatment.
Our interdisciplinary teams include a physician, clinical coordinator (RN), program assistant, psychologist, physiotherapist, occupational therapist, kinesiologist, social worker, and pharmacist.
Learn about common pain conditions we assess and treat.
Learn about conditions
To help us support all patients, please cancel your appointment at least 48 hours in advance. This allows us to offer the spot to someone else. If something unexpected happens, like illness or bad weather, please call us — we may be able to switch your visit to a phone or video appointment. If getting to appointments is difficult, talk with your care team so we can help.
To cancel:
- Individual appointments: 403-943-9900
- Group classes: 403-943-9925
- Procedure appointments: 403-955-8190
A no-show is when you miss your appointment without canceling. After three no-shows, you may be discharged from the Chronic Pain Centre and Transitional Pain Services.
Steps and tips for joining and making the most of your virtual care visits.