Black-Owned Health & Wellness in Seattle, WA
Here are the black-owned health & wellness we list in Seattle. Open a listing for hours, contact details and directions.
We list 9 Black-owned health & wellness in Seattle (5 therapy & counseling, 4 gyms & fitness and 1 boxing & martial arts): Athletic Form, Bryanna Boyd, MSEd, LMHC, Columbia City Fitness Center, Davis Fitness Method and Dr. Estella Williamson, DSW, LICSW and more.
9 listings · Updated October 2026
Gyms & FitnessAthletic FormSODO strength gym with coached classes, open gym and recovery2946 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
Therapy & CounselingBryanna Boyd, MSEd, LMHCBlack, queer counselor offering liberation-focused therapy4501 15th Ave S, Suite 102, Seattle, WA 98108
Gyms & FitnessColumbia City Fitness CenterFamily-run Rainier Valley gym billed as Seattle's friendliest4525 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118
Gyms & FitnessDavis Fitness MethodPersonalized strength and nutrition coaching downtown720 Seneca St, Suite G-100, Seattle, WA 98101
Therapy & CounselingDr. Estella Williamson, DSW, LICSWVeteran clinical social worker for individuals and couples2910 E Madison St, Suite 205, Seattle, WA 98112
Therapy & CounselingJustin Talkish, LMHCSeattle trauma counselor offering culturally grounded telehealthSeattle, WA
Therapy & CounselingKelvin Peprah, MA, LMHCAfrican American counselor supporting men, teens and people of color4501 15th Ave S, Suite 102, Seattle, WA 98108
Therapy & CounselingNichelle Alderson, LICSWHolistic clinical social worker serving BIPOC adultsSeattle, WA
Gyms & FitnessNomad Boxing ClubBallard boxing gym building fighters and futures6319 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107More in Seattle
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What are some Black-owned health & wellness in Seattle?
Athletic Form, Bryanna Boyd, MSEd, LMHC, Columbia City Fitness Center, Davis Fitness Method, Dr. Estella Williamson, DSW, LICSW and Justin Talkish, LMHC, plus 3 more on this page.
How do you know these businesses are Black-owned?
Every business is researched before it is listed. We look for the business saying it is Black-owned on its own website or social pages, or for at least two independent sources such as local news, chambers of commerce and city guides.
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