Vierter Halswirbel

Your neck is the bridge between head and body — between what you think and what you feel. The fourth cervical vertebra sits in the middle of this transition. When it makes itself known — with pain, blockages, restricted movement, or a sensation of something jamming — a closer look is worthwhile.

Orthopedics describes cervical spine complaints as wear, poor posture, nerve compression. And on the physical level that is true. But the psychosomatic perspective asks further: what is holding you so tight that even your spine stiffens? What is jamming inside you and finding no expression?

The fourth cervical vertebra tells a story about feelings that go round and round. About emotions that find no outlet. About a person who locks so much inside that their body gives way under the pressure.