Luis Thee LMFT

Luis Thee LMFT Model, Therapist, Consultant, & Founder

NOW BOOKING SPRING 2026.If you’re looking for work that’s rooted in lived experience, cultural nuance, and real impact, ...
02/04/2026

NOW BOOKING SPRING 2026.

If you’re looking for work that’s rooted in lived experience, cultural nuance, and real impact, this is it.

From speaking engagements to modeling and creative consulting, my work centers authenticity, visibility, and intention. I partner with brands, organizations, and creatives who are ready to move beyond performative work and into something meaningful.

Let’s create something that actually resonates.

Bookings now open.

Big changes coming soon so book while you can 💖

***rMagic

02/03/2026

That question, “how do you balance it all?” used to make me feel like I was failing.

Now, I don’t think of it as balance.

I think of it as harmony, with ebbs and flows that change daily.

Some days feel aligned and spacious.

Other days feel heavy, stretched, and exhausting. And both can exist without meaning something is wrong.

Hustle culture taught us that rest is a reward you earn after success.

Mental health taught me that rest is part of sustainability.

A big shift for me has been setting boundaries with myself, not just with others.

Listening to my capacity. Naming when I’m pushing too hard. Letting rest be intentional, not guilt-filled.

It’s still challenging. I still get it wrong some days.

But I’m learning that being tired doesn’t mean I’m failing, it means I’m human in a system that rarely makes space for care.

If you’re navigating your own ebbs and flows, you’re not behind.

You’re learning how to live in a way that honors your mental health.

02/03/2026

All jokes aside, as therapists, we have the honor of being trusted with people’s stories… the parts they’ve never said out loud, the experiences they carry quietly, and the truths they’re still learning how to name.

When clients share something vulnerable or deeply human, it’s brave. And it’s a reminder of the trust that lives in this work.

I don’t take that lightly. Ever.

There’s no single “right” way to show up.What matters is intention, care, and using the access you have.If you can shut ...
01/30/2026

There’s no single “right” way to show up.
What matters is intention, care, and using the access you have.

If you can shut down work or step away from business as usual, that matters.
If you can’t, that’s okay too.

Support can look like showing up for immigrant-owned businesses, street vendors, and community members whose livelihoods depend on daily work. It can look like redirecting resources, protecting one another, and being intentional about where your time, energy, and money go.

These actions don’t cancel each other out. They strengthen each other.
There are things we can all do, and when people are empowered to choose how they show up, collective care becomes more accessible and sustainable.

Lead with care. Lead with intention. Support in the ways you can.

✊🏽



01/29/2026

People (including some therapists) love to say, “Therapists shouldn’t bring politics into their work.”

But our work has always been shaped by policy, power, and systems.

Access to care. Who gets protected. Who gets policed. Who gets deported.

Who is believed. Who is blamed. Who is allowed to feel safe in their own body and community.

That’s not “politics” in the abstract, that’s lived reality.

The moment policies start targeting, criminalizing, or endangering people… especially immigrants, q***r folks, trans folks, and communities of color, it stops being a debate and becomes a safety issue. And safety is absolutely within our scope.

Staying “neutral” in the face of harm doesn’t make the work apolitical.

It just aligns it with power.

I don’t bring politics into therapy.

I bring context, ethics, and a refusal to pretend that people’s lives are theoretical.


Hey loves. Just checking in.I’ve been moving through my days with a lot on my heart and mind lately… trying to stay grou...
01/29/2026

Hey loves. Just checking in.

I’ve been moving through my days with a lot on my heart and mind lately… trying to stay grounded while also staying awake to what’s happening around us. Some moments I feel steady and hopeful. Other moments I feel heavy, emotional, and deeply protective of our communities. I know so many of you are holding the same mix of feelings. It’s a lot to witness, a lot to care about, and a lot to carry.

If your heart feels tender, if your patience feels thin, if your spirit feels tired but still fighting, I see you. Especially my Q***r, Immigrant, First-gen, and marginalized fam. Loving our people in times like this takes courage. Staying connected to your values takes intention. Choosing not to numb out or look away takes strength.

I’m doing my best to stay rooted in what matters: showing up with integrity, staying in community, finding small pockets of joy where I can, and letting myself feel instead of rushing past it. Not every day looks graceful, some days just look honest. And that’s enough.

Just wanted to remind you that you’re not moving through this season alone. Your feelings make sense. Your care matters. Your presence matters. Sending love to each of you today. 🤍

***rJoy

IT WILL SHOCK YOU!
01/29/2026

IT WILL SHOCK YOU!

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