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LGBTQ+ Friendly Massage Therapists & Trainers in Chicago

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Out x Out lists licensed LGBTQ+ friendly massage therapists, personal trainers, and physical therapists in Chicago — professionals who work with queer and trans clients and keep the practice clinical, respectful, and confidential. Each listing shows modalities, credentials, and booking details. If you want an LGBT friendly massage therapist or trainer in Chicago who will not need anything explained to them first, browse the providers below.

Lenny Holter-Wellen

Lenny Holter-Wellen

Five Point Holistic Health

2866 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60618

Massage Therapists

Lenny Holter-Wellen is a Licensed Massage Therapist listed in OutCare Health's OutList, a directory of LGBTQ+-affirming health providers, under its massage therapy category. Holter-Wellen practices at Five Point Holistic Health, a multi-practitioner wellness studio in Logan Square offering massage, acupuncture, and other bodywork services. Five Point Holistic Health doesn't market itself as LGBTQ+-affirming beyond a standard non-discrimination clause; this listing reflects the OutCare directory entry only, not a practice-wide claim. Contact for Holter-Wellen runs through Five Point Holistic Health's general practice line rather than a personal number or email.

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Nathan Paulus

Nathan PaulusLMT

Five Point Holistic Health

2866 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60618

Massage Therapists

Nathan Paulus is a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT, CYT) listed in OutCare Health's OutList, a directory of LGBTQ+-affirming health providers, under its massage therapy category. Paulus is an owner and bodyworker at Five Point Holistic Health, a multi-practitioner wellness studio in Logan Square, a role independently confirmed via LinkedIn and the practice's own website. Five Point Holistic Health doesn't market itself as LGBTQ+-affirming beyond a standard non-discrimination clause; this listing reflects the OutCare directory entry only, not a practice-wide claim. Contact for Paulus runs through Five Point Holistic Health's general practice line rather than a personal number or email.

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Amanda Flores

Amanda Flores

heal & flo Massage and Wellness

3759 N Ravenswood Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

Massage Therapists

Amanda Flores is a Licensed Massage Therapist practicing in Ravenswood as heal & flo Massage and Wellness. She is NCBTMB-certified, an AMTA member, and a 2012 graduate of Chicago's SOMA Institute. Her practice focuses on sports massage, lymphatic drainage, cupping, and trauma-informed bodywork, all framed in strictly clinical, professional terms. Flores states her aim is "to create a safe space for folx to feel comfortable," inclusive language that runs throughout her site, though no ownership or identity claim is made. In 2021, Flores was named a Chicago Reader Best of Chicago "Best Massage Therapist" award finalist. Booking is handled through Vagaro.

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Jamé

Jamé

Chicago Queer Fitness

Bucktown, Chicago, IL (exact street address not published)

Personal Trainers

Chicago Queer Fitness was started in 2018 by Jamé (they/she), an ACE-certified personal trainer who also holds a Karate 1st Dan and pre/postnatal training certification. Jamé launched the business, by her own account, because "there were no fitness offerings explicitly for the queer community in Chicago." Training is offered virtually Monday through Thursday and in person on Sundays in Bucktown, with both small-group and one-on-one formats. Pricing is offered on a sliding scale to keep sessions accessible.

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Massage & Fitness in Chicago — FAQ

How do I find an LGBTQ+ friendly massage therapist or trainer in Chicago?

Browse the listings on this page. Every massage therapist or trainer shows what they do, where they work, and how to reach them, so you can contact them directly — Out x Out does not sit in the middle or charge a referral fee.

Are these providers LGBTQ+ owned?

Some are, some are allies. We do not describe a provider as LGBTQ+ owned unless that is sourced and verifiable — the same rule we apply to venues, where LGBTQ+ venues and gay friendly ones are labelled separately rather than blurred together.

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