Dr. Lisa Lee, PsyD

01/03/2026

01/01/2026

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12/25/2025

Being able to talk about s*x with your therapist is an important part of receiving comprehensive care.

Sexual health is closely connected to mental health—impacting self-esteem, relationships, identity, boundaries, stress, and overall well-being. When these topics are avoided, important parts of your experience can go unaddressed. Your therapist should provide a confidential, nonjudgmental space where questions and concerns can be discussed safely and respectfully.

10/23/2025

My favorite things about being a therapist are:
1️⃣ witnessing clients gaining insight about where their patterns come from
2️⃣ seeing relief from symptoms of depression, anxiety, and trauma
3️⃣ validating clients’ emotions
4️⃣ providing the first non-judgmental space a client has experienced that is focused solely on them
5️⃣ providing a corrective experience in holding emotion together
6️⃣ seeing clients realize what they want
7️⃣ laughing together/showing up as my real self as well

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10/12/2025

Another Halloween style 🎃👻 lol




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10/10/2025

A for World Mental Health Day!




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09/18/2025

So grateful for and .li.hawaii.realtor for the invitation to the Q***r Women Initiative Business Expo on Tuesday night! What an awesome event to highlight q***r women entrepreneurs in Hawai`i and to learn from the esteemed panel 💖🌺🙏😊




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08/27/2025

I’ll be there! 🎉🏳️‍⚧️🌈💖

08/07/2025

Regarding AI therapy (just my two cents), I don’t think AI will ever replace an actual human who genuinely cares about you as a therapist. Even when the world is falling apart, there is still true compassion and hope.




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08/01/2025

I’m giving a virtual talk entitled “Practitioner-Focused Risk Assessment in Underserved Populations: considerations for LGBTQIA+ clients” :)




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07/06/2025

🌈 Let’s talk about internalized homophobia.
It’s not always loud. Sometimes it’s a quiet voice telling you:
• “I’m too much.”
• “I’ll never be accepted.”
• “I don’t want to be that kind of gay.”

Internalized homophobia happens when the world’s messages of shame, fear, or rejection get absorbed—turning outward prejudice inward. It can look like:
💔 Judging others in the LGBTQ+ community
🫣 Hiding parts of yourself
😔 Feeling unworthy of love, safety, or joy

You are not broken. You’ve been surviving in a world that made you question your worth.
Unlearning it takes time, compassion, and community.

🏳️‍🌈 You deserve pride, not just during Pride. You deserve peace, softness, and full self-love.

Tag someone who needs to hear this 💖
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