Migraine and depression are closely interconnected, and this bond is much more complicated than simply "chronic pain impairs mood". New studies show that if a person suffers from migraines, then his risk of depression increases 2.5 times! But the most interesting thing is that this connection is bilateral: depression also increases the likelihood of migraine, and also contributes to the fact that headaches become chronic and more difficult to treat.

Our brain constantly creates beliefs - about itself, about the world, about the future. They help us navigate reality. But in depression, this mechanism fails: negative thoughts are fixed, and it seems that it is impossible to change them.

And what if there was a way to restart this process?