The main floor consists of an indoor garden space and café to immerse the user in a relaxing oasis full of plants and gathering spaces to promote a sense of community. Built-in seating and circulation paths provide users with places to self-reflect or gather as a community, establishing a safe atmosphere that is committed to healing. The café provides the users with healthy food choices, encouraging healthy eating habits, and establishing a gathering place to reinforce a sense of community. It is integrated within the garden space and can also act as a waiting area for users receiving physical and mental therapy sessions. The two curvilinear forms on opposing ends are colored glass walls which represent the yin/yang symbol and define the main floor.

The mental art therapy space, physiotherapy space, and reception are located on the second floor. The reception area is located off the stairs with seating for the users and storage for all patient files, along with an accessible coffee bar and sink. The physiotherapy area consists of public treatment beds for ranging rehabilitation treatments/exercises, including treadmills, bikes, and equipment, along with two private rooms for massage, acupuncture, and chiropractic treatments. This area has direct access to natural light and connects the user to nature. The environment is bright, organized, safety-oriented, and structured to permit patient treatments/exercises and promote healing. The mental art therapy space encourages the user’s creative process by providing art therapy sessions to facilitate self-exploration and understanding using imagery, color/paint, and music to express feelings that can be difficult to articulate. There are two private therapy counseling rooms combined with public spaces provided with art supplies. The use of natural light by providing window access makes the users feel comfortable/connected to nature to help establish a sense of security/safety in a vulnerable space.