There are places where you learn to shrink yourself, to walk on eggshells, to weigh every word carefully. And then there are places where you can breathe—homes, or even people, that feel like a deep exhale. Where your presence itself is enough, where the soul finds rest and the heart remembers it's safe to open. This is the difference between a house and a home, between surviving the day and being restored by it. In Spanish, casa means "house"—a physical structure. But hogar means something more: a home shaped by belonging, warmth, and community. Rooted in fuego (fire), hogar signifies the hearth where people gather for comfort and restoration. What if therapy could help you build that sense of home—not just around you, but within you?