Headache & Migraine Relief in Round Rock.

What You Get

What Headache Care Includes.

Headaches are complicated. Some come from muscular tension, some from cervical joint dysfunction, some from vascular triggers, some from hormones or diet. Before we treat, we have to identify which type you have - because the treatment is different.

• Comprehensive headache history. We map your headache pattern - timing, location, triggers, associated symptoms - and identify the headache type.
• Cervical exam. Upper cervical dysfunction is the #1 trigger for cervicogenic and tension-type headaches. We find the involved segments and treat them directly.
• Targeted adjustments. Specific work on the upper cervical spine (C1–C3) is the most important intervention for headache patients.
• Trigger-point release. Suboccipital and upper trapezius trigger points refer pain straight into the head. We release them manually.
• Lifestyle audit. Sleep, hydration, caffeine, screen time, stress - all common headache drivers. We help you fix what's fixable.

Why This Works for Headaches.

If you've been managing headaches for years with over-the-counter meds, or cycling through preventives that come with their own side effects, you've probably been treating the symptom and not the cause. Research consistently supports chiropractic as a first-line intervention for cervicogenic and tension-type headaches - and a useful adjunct for migraine.

We're honest about what chiropractic can and can't do for headaches. If your pattern doesn't match the types that respond well, we'll tell you at the first visit.

• Headache-specific protocols. We adjust differently for a cervicogenic headache than for a migraine pattern. Precision matters.
• Measurable tracking. We ask you to log frequency, intensity, and duration. After 4–6 visits we compare the numbers objectively.
• No endless care. If you're not improving by visit 6, we adjust the plan or refer you out.

Our Process.

1. Free consultation. Describe your headaches in detail.
2. Exam. Cervical, neurological, and postural assessment.
3. Care plan. Clear number of visits, clear expected outcome.
4. Care begins. Usually the same day.
5. Re-exam at visits 6 and 12. Objective tracking of frequency and intensity.

Pricing.

Free consultation. New-patient exam $60–$120 (insurance typically covers most). Headache care plans typically run 8–16 visits over 6–10 weeks; insurance coverage varies.