What term does the author use for the psycho-emotional "place" to which people's minds and spirits retreat in times of uncertainty or suffering in the nonfiction book, Wintering?

“Somewhere Else” is the author's term for the psycho-emotional "place" to which people's minds and spirits retreat in times of uncertainty or suffering. For her, this is the inner "place" where "wintering" takes place, someplace between what is known and what is hoped for.