How should I manage my child's schooling if he has frequent headaches?

Successful management of disabling headaches often requires a team approach involving the child's teacher, school nurse, school psychologist, healthcare provider, parents, and -- most of all -- the child. Everyone involved must be in agreement and have the same goals in mind. This can often be quite challenging for parents, because adopting a firm, but fair stance while feeling empathy for the child can be difficult.

Although it's hard to send your child off to school when she tells you she's having a headache, regular attendance in school is one of the best ways to keep her symptoms from actually getting worse. A formal, individualized written treatment plan with plans for both treating and preventing headaches should be developed with your healthcare provider. Make sure this plan is distributed to the school and that everyone -- you, your child, your doctor, and the school -- have the same goals for headache treatment.

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