Wellness Begins Here.

Redeemed Wellness Center is a licensed, community-based health clinic dedicated to restoring balance in mind, body, and spirit. Led by Dr. Jacqualine Boles and Dr. Keandra Thompson, the center provides integrated services that bridge behavioral and physical health. Clients can access evidence-based mental health counseling, psychiatric support, IV hydration therapy, and weight management programs designed to promote whole-person wellness. Redeemed Wellness Center combines clinical expertise with compassionate, culturally competent care—creating a safe, healing environment where every client can thrive.

Our Providers

Dr. Lawrence C. Boles III, DD
Founder & Executive Director, Team Redeemed Life Center
Dr. Lawrence C. Boles III is a visionary leader, pastor, author, and community advocate dedicated to empowering individuals and strengthening communities. As Founder and Executive Director of Team Redeemed Life Center, he leads initiatives focused on mentorship, outreach, education, violence prevention, and family support. With a passion for faith-based service and community transformation, Dr. Boles is committed to helping people discover hope, purpose, and lasting change.
"Healing minds, restoring hearts, and changing lives through faith, compassion, and community impact."

Dr. Jacqualine Boles – Redeemed Wellness Center
Dr. Jacqualine Boles, RN, MSN, CN, D.Min, is the founder and executive director of Redeemed Wellness Center, a Black-owned behavioral health clinic in Seattle. She is a licensed mental health and wellness professional with more than 25 years of experience serving families and individuals through trauma-informed care, therapeutic intervention, and community development. Dr. Boles is also the daughter of the late Helen Hicks, founder of Tiny Tots Development Center, which has provided affordable child care to low-income and marginalized families since 1969. Through Redeemed Wellness Center, she expands that legacy by integrating behavioral health, counseling, and medical services on the Tiny Tots campus — creating one of the first child-care centers in Washington to house a licensed behavioral health clinic on site.

Gwendolyn Williams, MSN, RN, FNP-C
I am a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with more than 30 years of nursing experience in hospital medicine, emergency care, nephrology, hospice, and primary care. I earned both my Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing from Delta State University. Throughout my career, I have been committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care while helping patients manage acute, chronic, and complex medical conditions. My goal is to deliver high-quality healthcare, promote positive patient outcomes, and continue growing as a healthcare professional while serving the communities entrusted to my care.I am excited to come on board with this outstanding team and look forward to working alongside dedicated professionals who share a commitment to excellence in patient care. With my diverse clinical background, extensive experience across multiple specialties, and passion for patient advocacy, I hope to contribute valuable knowledge, compassionate care, and a collaborative spirit that will help strengthen our ability to serve patients and improve health outcomes throughout the communities we serve.

London Hughes, MSW, LSWAIC, is a licensed mental health therapist who serves youth and adults with a focus on trauma, emotional wellness, and family systems. She combines clinical training with a warm, culturally responsive approach to create safe spaces for clients to heal, grow, and reclaim their sense of self. London is especially passionate about expanding access to quality mental health care in Black and underserved communities and helping individuals and families build healthier patterns for their future.