As planning, architecture, and interior design partner, Mohagen Hansen and human eXperience curated spaces that actively reduce stress and support stabilization through clear wayfinding, restorative lighting strategies, durable yet calming material palettes, and a thoughtfully sequenced spatial flow. The facility includes welcoming community areas, flexible therapeutic spaces, and a dedicated sensory room with adjustable color and audio controls to support self-regulation and de-escalation. Design decisions were informed by trauma-responsive principles, ensuring spaces feel supportive rather than institutional while maintaining appropriate levels of security. Now open and serving the community, the Center demonstrates how intentional adaptive reuse and empathetic design can transform existing buildings into environments that meaningfully support care, recovery, and long-term well-being.