Objectives The aim of this study was to objectify the therapeutic effect of neurofeedback and to treat migraine headaches in patients with migraine with most common types of migrene headaches who are treated at Clinical Hospital Centre Split. Methods As instrument of this research it was used anonymous questionnaire, structured and modified for the purposes of this study.In the end we used two standardized tests: the test for the assessment of disability in patients with migraine (MIDAS - Migraine Disability Assessment Test), and the questionnaire on testing the impact of headache (HIT-6: Headache Impact Test) which is used to measure the impact of headaches on the ability to perform tasks at work / at school and in social situations. Results The average number of headache for a month, the majority of patients 11of them feel it 5 to 6 times, usually with a duration of 4 to 24 hours, according to 16 subjects.The average headache intensity for 10 patients is severe pain, and for 15 of them feelt strong pain.Age is not a statistically significant factorfor disabling migraines except absence from school / work.The connection is established only for particle absences from work / school because of headaches in the last 3 months (days) where the positive values of the correlation coefficient (ro) suggest that the greater the number of absences from work / school in the last 3 months are patients with higher levels of education. After the treatment statistically significant difference is only in the reduction of productivity at work / schoolbecause of headaches in the last 3 months (days) (p = 0.001). Conclusion By testing the impact of neurofeedback therapy on disability migraine there was a statistically significant decrease for HIT 6 results, as well as the fall in value for all particles impact of migraine on life - MIDAS results.