This chapter presents a few general remarks on complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for the care of the neuropsychiatry patient. CAM was most often used adjunctively, frequently without the allopathic physician's knowledge. Just as basic, but less attended to, lack of regular food and water intake, and of good-quality sleep, lack of exercise, of regular social interactions, or of sexual activity can all contribute to or worsen headache. One mind-body technique originally designed to relieve psychological trauma is eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), at least in its modernized version, continues to influence numerous CAM approaches both in modern China and the West. Acupuncture is one of the most frequently employed CAM interventions in headache. Yoga has been shown to improve anxiety and depression, and may exert its effect on headache by improvement of comorbid psychological distress.