The Ontario Migraine Clinic in the News...
Canadian Migraine Specialist Gaining Popularity with Elite Athletes, December 2011
Athletes Go Head-to-Head with Cleary, October 2011
Blood Brothers: Marc Staal Hasn't Played Since Eric Gave him a Concussion, October 2011
Injured NHLer Staal Skates at Memorial, October 2011
Not Just a Headache, The Sheridan Sun Online, September 2011
Teachers Now Eligible for Acupuncture Coverage, September 2011
Ontario Migraine Clinic Treats High-Profile Athletes for Concussions, September 2011
CH @ Home, (8:45), CHCH TV, January 2007
Global News Morning, (3:25) Global TV, December 2006
‘Tis the Season for Pins and Needles, Toronto Star, December 2006
Bright lights, carols, and shopping bring joy to some—and the mother of all headaches to others. Can acupuncture help?
For Migraines, He's Mr. Miracle, Globe and Mail, June 2006
Like the healing waters of Lourdes, the Ontario Migraine Clinic attracts those who need a miracle. Every week, they come here to the tiny hamlet of Georgetown, hoping that afer years of failed treatments, which may have included everything from hypnotism to neurosurgery, acupuncturist Brendan Cleary can exorcise the headaches that have established evil dominion within their skulls. Some of them have come from across Ontario, others from around the world–among Mr. Cleary's patients are people from Europe, China and a woman who made the pilgrimage from Afghanistan.
Minimizing Migraine Madness, Vitality Magazine, 2004
Many can sense its impending arrival. Light becomes whiter, more intense. Words on the page disappear behind blind spots and zigzagging lines. It’s the lightning that signals the coming mental maelstrom — the migraine.
Even though only 20% of migraine sufferers experience visual disturbances or aura that can precede a migraine, a full 100% of sufferers will testify to the pounding, lop-sided pain that has the power to shut them down for the day, or sometimes days.