Music and Imagery for Veterans With Migraine Headache

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• Veterans receiving hospice or palliative care

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• Veterans with a significant cognitive impairment based on EHR ICD10 diagnosis [Mild Cognitive Impairment G31.84; Dementia F03.90; Alzheimer's Dementia G30.9] and confirmed by the Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire (SPMSQ)19 cognitive screener during the initial baseline assessment. Veterans with a hearing deficit that would impair participation in the MI intervention
• Veterans currently suffering from a disabling psychiatric illness (as noted by clinician); or psychiatric hospitalization in the last 6 months

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• Non-Veterans
• Veterans without a migraine headache ICD-10 diagnosis
• Veterans without a migraine headache confirmation from AMPP
• Veterans whose primary pain complaint is not headache
• Veterans who do not speak English
• Veterans who have a diagnosis of Traumatic Brain Injury ≤ 1 year before diagnosis of migraine or worsening of migraine as indicated by post-traumatic headache screening tool
• Veterans who have active psychotic symptoms, suicidality, or severe depressive symptoms (PHQ score >20) per patient report and/or EHR notes
• Veterans who have had suicidal and/or homicidal ideation in the past 6 months.
• Veterans who decline to or cannot pass the tech screening4b
• Veterans who do not have access to smartphone, computer/tablet

• A migraine headache ICD-10 diagnosis, and confirmed by the American Migraine Prevalence and Prevention (AMPP) assessment.
• Completion of at least 28 headache diary days
• A confirmed frequency of ≥4 headache days per month
• Confirmed access to a smartphone, computer/tablet
• A primary pain complaint of headache. Patients must be stabilized on their headache medications. Patients must be on their current headache medications for the last 3 months and have no known future changes to those medications for the next 3 months from the start of enrollment.