Mental Health Clinician | Athlete | Lifestyle Creator
Luca Dumont
With over 50K followers, Luca Dumont bridges mental health and performance. A clinician by training and athlete at heart, he inspires balance, purpose, and resilience through authentic storytelling.
Both in and outside the hospital, Luca Dumont’s work centers on empathy and human connection. A mental health clinician with a background in pediatric psychiatry and forensic psychology, he uses his experience to promote self-awareness and emotional balance through meaningful content.
“Every character should be able to carry their own story, even off-screen.”
A lifelong athlete, Luca has played soccer for over 22 years, winning the Quebec Cup (Saputo Cup) with FC Saint-Hyacinthe and later competing again in the same tournament with Revolution FC. To him, sport is therapy, a space where discipline and vulnerability coexist. His content blends wellness, sport, and authenticity, inspiring a community that values purpose over perfection.
Category
Sport & lifestyle
Based in
Montreal, Qc
Languages
French
Represented since
2025
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What inspired you to become a mental health clinician?
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Luca Dumont was drawn to mental health care by a deep curiosity for the human mind and a desire to help people rebuild themselves after hardship. After completing his Bachelor’s degree in Nursing at the Université de Sherbrooke, he gained hands-on experience in hospital care, home services, pediatric psychiatry, and forensic psychology. Those encounters showed him how empathy and presence can change a person’s life. Today, as he prepares to begin a Master’s in Advanced Practice in Mental Health, Luca continues to advocate for a more compassionate and accessible approach to mental health in Quebec.
How does your background in healthcare influence your content?
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As a mental health clinician, Luca approaches social media with the same authenticity and empathy he brings to his patients. His clinical experience allows him to discuss topics like vulnerability, balance, and self-awareness with rare sincerity. He also collaborates with Garde-Malade, a Quebec brand that designs eco-friendly scrubs and supports causes related to mental health, cancer, and chronic illness, a partnership that aligns perfectly with his mission to make care and compassion visible both in and outside the hospital.
You often mention the role of sport in mental balance. What does soccer mean to you?
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For Luca, soccer is more than a sport, it’s a life lesson. Playing for over 22 years, he won the Quebec Cup (Saputo Cup) with FC Saint-Hyacinthe at sixteen, and later returned to the same competition with Revolution FC. The discipline, teamwork, and focus he developed on the field mirror the resilience he encourages in his work as a clinician. Sport, for him, is a form of therapy, a way to stay grounded, connected, and mentally strong.
Luca Dumont is a Montreal-based mental health clinician, athlete, and lifestyle creator with a following of over 50,000, known for bridging clinical mental health work with performance and resilience. With a background in pediatric psychiatry and forensic psychology from Université de Sherbrooke, he brings the same authenticity and empathy to his content that he brings to his patients, discussing vulnerability, balance, and self-awareness with rare sincerity. A lifelong soccer player of over 22 years and a Quebec Cup winner with FC Saint-Hyacinthe, Luca treats sport as therapy, a space where discipline and vulnerability coexist. He also partners with Garde-Malade, a Quebec brand supporting mental health and chronic illness causes, aligning his content with his broader mission of making care visible both in and outside the hospital.
Luca Dumont is a Montreal-based mental health clinician, athlete, and lifestyle creator with a following of over 50,000, known for bridging clinical mental health work with performance and resilience. With a background in pediatric psychiatry and forensic psychology from Université de Sherbrooke, he brings the same authenticity and empathy to his content that he brings to his patients, discussing vulnerability, balance, and self-awareness with rare sincerity. A lifelong soccer player of over 22 years and a Quebec Cup winner with FC Saint-Hyacinthe, Luca treats sport as therapy, a space where discipline and vulnerability coexist. He also partners with Garde-Malade, a Quebec brand supporting mental health and chronic illness causes, aligning his content with his broader mission of making care visible both in and outside the hospital.
