Mia T. Minen

Mia T. Minen is an Associate Professor at New York University (NYU) Grossman School of Medicine, with dual appointments in the Departments of Neurology and Population Health. She specializes in Headache Medicine, focusing on holistic treatment approaches for migraines and other headache disorders, integrating pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic therapies. Her clinical expertise includes cognitive behavioral therapy, biofeedback, and addressing behavioral/psychiatric comorbidities in headache conditions.

• MD from Jefferson Medical College (2008)
• MPH from Columbia University (2004)
• Fellowship in Headache Medicine (Harvard Medical School, 2014)
• Fellowship in Neuropsychiatry & Behavioral Neurology (Massachusetts General Hospital, 2013)
• Residency in Neurology (Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, 2012)

Dr. Minen’s research centers on improving migraine diagnosis and treatment across medical specialties, particularly primary care and psychiatry. She explores behavioral interventions, remote migraine management, and the intersection of neurological and psychiatric conditions. Her recent work emphasizes digital health tools and interdisciplinary care in headache medicine.

Her publications highlight trends in behavioral therapies for migraines, remote intervention fidelity, and integrating headache education into primary care. These studies span neuroscience, psychology, and health services research, with a focus on patient-centered outcomes and preventive strategies.

Scientific recognition includes:

• S. Jay Levy Distinguished Internship Site Award (City College of New York)
• American Academy of Neurology’s Neuroscience Is Rewarding grant (2-time recipient)

As a mentor, she contributes to academic and clinical training programs. Her leadership roles include directing headache research and services at NYU Langone, and serving on the editorial board of Headache journal.