pad 110 not shown or connected through a plate metal of metal plastic cloth etc in an alternative embodiment the protrusions 112 can be formed within the therapeutic pad 110 by a single curved structure such as a piece of metal formed to provide the symmetrical protrusions fig3 b illustrates a curved portion 116 that serves to apply bi lateral pressure to the occiput the curved portion 116 can be sewn directly into the pad 110 not shown fig4 illustrates a rear view of the mounting apparatus of the headband of the preferred embodiment the two protrusions 112 are shown with hidden lines in order to illustrate the proper positioning of the mounting apparatus about the occiput in accordance with this invention the two protrusions 112 should be equi distant from the midline to the right and to the left on the occiput the protrusions 112 should be superior to the external occiptal nucal ridge and inferior to the lamboidal suture fig5 illustrates a perspective view of the mounting apparatus of the headband of the preferred embodiment to illustrate the proper positioning of the mounting apparatus as shown in fig5 the mounting apparatus can be worn while standing sitting or exercising in accordance with the invention the forehead pad 104 should be slightly superior to the frontal eminence the resulting effective pressure upon the head should be approximately one to five pounds with the mounting apparatus properly in place a constant pressure is exerted against the occiput applying resistance against the dural rhythmic pulsations the wearer can then experience a relaxing therepeutic effect while remaining mobile.