Objective. To evaluate the efficacy of the non-drug therapy based on neurofeedback as a part of multimodality treatment of tension headache. Material and Methods. Neurofeedback trainings, which were supported by sensory room sessions, were performed. Two equal groups, with 40 patients in each group, with clinical manifestations of tension headache received pharmacotherapy and non-drug therapy (main group) or pharmacotherapy (comparison group). Results. A decrease in the amplitude of enveloped electromyogram from 6,22±0,73 to 3,85±0,44 (p=0,01), in the scores on a visual analogous scale (p=0,04) and in the intensity of sensory and affective components of headache according to the McGill Pain Questionnaire (p≤0,05) were observed in the main group compared to the comparison group. The number of patients reported severe headache decreased from 19 to 9 (p=0,03) as well. Conclusion. Pharmacotherapy combined with the complex “Neurofeedback-sensory room” significantly increases the efficacy of treatment of tension headache.