This study takes Nanling Village in Fujian Province as the design object, relying on its rich natural resources and human resources, and puts forward a design strategy with the theme of "rural healing" in view of the widespread psychological problems in modern society. Through the assessment of the current situation of the village, according to its characteristics, the village is divided into five theme areas and an art healing path, and from the perspective of environmental psychology, according to the characteristics of each area to give its specific healing function. Aromatic healing relies on flower fields and terraces, translates the wooden framework system of Fujian wooden arch corridor bridge, designs flower field tea room and oil tea workshop, activates agricultural landscape with olfactory-dominated sensory experience; cultural healing restores traditional architectural texture, implants public space nodes, awakens cultural resonance through acupuncture-style renewal; hydrotherapy uses waterfront space to construct herbal bathing, combines ecological filtration barrier system and landscape architecture techniques, and strengthens natural healing efficiency; community healing transforms the modern architectural area, reconstructs the social mutual aid network through vertical function superposition and cross-generational workshops; forest healing embeds meditation domes and multi-dimensional trails in the oil fir forest to create an immersive natural space for psychological adjustment. In addition, the artistic healing path activates the emotional expression function of linear public space through graffiti wall and community participatory creation. The design combines the construction culture of Chinese traditional architecture, human settlement culture, urban culture and modern functional requirements, which not only realizes the efficient transformation of ecological resources, but also promotes the development of rural economy. Finally, the dual significance of rural healing field in relieving urban psychological pressure and activating local value is verified, which provides theoretical reference and practical reference for the sustainable development of similar villages.