"This 60-year-old executive presented with debilitating migraines occurring multiple times per week, significantly affecting focus, decision-making, and overall productivity. Chronic neck tension and prolonged screen exposure appeared to be consistent triggers. Within the first few weeks of care, migraine frequency decreased substantially. By mid-care, episodes were shorter and less intense. At completion of care, migraines had fully resolved and neck discomfort was minimal. He reported improved sleep, clearer thinking, and the ability to manage high-level responsibilities without interruption. He continues maintenance strategies to preserve spinal alignment and stress resilience."