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About Feelpath
Turn real session language into practical emotion learning
Feelpath is a browser-based telehealth and emotion-learning platform that helps therapists and therapy clients turn consented session language into practical tools for reflection, emotional vocabulary, and progress review.
- Browser-based sessions
- Consent-based transcripts
- Emotion-language tools
- Between-session review
You can keep your existing EHR for scheduling, billing, claims, and the legal chart.
The team behind Feelpath
Why Nick built Feelpath
Until my late twenties, I lived with alexithymia without knowing the word for it. Feelings often arrived as stress, body tension, shutdown, or confusion before I had language for what was happening.
Therapy helped me learn to notice, name, and work with those experiences. The process mattered deeply, but it could also be slow and hard to revisit once a session ended.
I started building Feelpath to make that learning more visible and usable, while keeping the therapeutic relationship and the clinician's judgment at the center.
Built through community use
300+ peer-led sessions on Feelpath
Since I founded Feelpath in San Francisco in 2025, I have hosted more than 300 peer-led sessions on the platform, including group sessions with members of a mental health community. That direct use has helped me shape the product.
These were peer-led community sessions. We do not present them as therapist adoption, clinical care, or clinical validation.
“I am deeply grateful for the platform that facilitates these peer group sessions and provides access to invaluable emotion wheels.”
Getting started
Setup
Leave with an account ready
I can set up your account during or immediately after the walkthrough and help you with the first steps.
Support
Email the founder directly
Questions sent to support@feelpath.com come directly to me, not a rotating support queue.
What Feelpath does
Shared tools for learning from the work already happening in therapy
Browser-based telehealth
Therapists create or share a secure session link, and clients join in a modern web browser without downloading an app. Feelpath supports individual and multi-client sessions and is designed to replace the video-call layer, not the scheduling, billing, claims, or legal-record functions of an EHR.
Consent-based transcripts and session review
Before each session, every participant separately chooses whether Feelpath may save that person's words for Insights and whether to share those words with the therapist. If a participant does not save, their lines are not stored as transcript text and appear as redacted in stored transcripts. Sharing can be changed later, and each person can redact or delete their own transcript lines; deleting those lines also removes the associated Insights.
Emotion-language tools in session
Smart Emotion Wheels and transcript highlighting give clients a visual menu of emotion words when naming a feeling is difficult. These tools are intended to reduce language friction without coaching, interrupting, or making clinical decisions during the session.
Between-session learning for clients
Clients can revisit consented session excerpts, annotate emotions in context, review summaries, see emotion-vocabulary patterns, and review self-talk observations. The purpose is to bring clearer, session-specific material back into the next appointment.
What makes Feelpath different
Emotion learning, grounded in the session itself
View product comparisonA telehealth room plus an emotion-learning layer
Zoom is built for general video communication, while SimplePractice and TherapyNotes center broad EHR and practice-management workflows. We built Feelpath to sit beside your existing EHR, adding browser sessions, participant-controlled review, and emotion-language learning without requiring a practice-management migration.
Specific tools for emotion language and alexithymia
Mentalyc, Blueprint, and TherapyFuel emphasize AI documentation or clinician support. Our focus is shared emotion-language development through Smart Emotion Wheels, emotion annotation, vocabulary patterns, self-talk observations, and alexithymia-related reflection.
One workflow across the session and the week after it
How We Feel supports self-directed emotional check-ins, while Upheal and Blueprint combine broader AI-supported or EHR workflows. Our three-stage workflow connects the browser session, transcript-grounded review, and client reflection between appointments.
Two explicit participant choices
Before each session, each participant makes two separate choices: whether their words may be saved for Insights and whether those words may be shared with the therapist. Participants can later change sharing and redact or delete their own transcript lines.
Open about what is still exploratory
Through ALI, we're exploring whether session transcripts can help therapists notice language patterns related to alexithymia. This work has not yet been formally studied or validated, and we separate it clearly from current product capabilities.
Who uses Feelpath
Built for care where emotion language matters
We built Feelpath for:
- English-speaking independent therapists and small private practices that run recurring telehealth sessions and want to keep their existing EHR.
- Therapists serving clients who struggle to identify, differentiate, or verbalize emotions, including alexithymia-related presentations.
- Therapists working in anxiety, depression, trauma-informed, neurodivergence, relational, or somatic contexts where emotion-language support is relevant.
- English-speaking therapy clients whose clinicians use Feelpath and who opt into transcript-grounded review and between-session reflection.
- Clinician-researchers and psychotherapy labs studying alexithymia, affect labeling, emotional granularity, psychotherapy processes, or digital measurement.
Feelpath is not a crisis service, diagnostic system, autonomous AI therapist, or substitute for licensed care. We built Feelpath for telehealth, and we currently support English.
How Feelpath works
A simple loop from session to learning
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Meet in the browser
The therapist shares a secure session link, and participants join in a modern web browser without downloading an app. The practice keeps its EHR for scheduling, billing, claims, and the legal chart.
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Use shared tools when words get hard
At session start, each participant separately chooses whether their words may be saved for Insights and shared with the therapist. Optional live transcription, Emotion Wheels, and highlighting support the conversation; Feelpath's AI works from written transcript text, not video, voice, or facial analysis.
03
Review and keep building
Therapists can review and edit generated material, inspect transcript-linked excerpts, and copy or download what is useful into their existing workflow. Clients can revisit approved material and annotate emotions between sessions. Generated material can contain errors, so therapists review and edit it before use.
Trust and boundaries
Useful now, clear about what is still exploratory
Exploring language patterns related to alexithymia
Through ALI, we're exploring whether session transcripts can help therapists notice language patterns related to alexithymia. This work has not yet been formally studied or validated, and it does not provide validated scores, diagnoses, or treatment recommendations.
Read our draft ALI materialsClinical judgment stays central
We built Feelpath to support clinical reflection and shared learning. It is not a healthcare provider, diagnostic, prescribing, crisis, triage, or autonomous treatment system, and it does not replace a therapist's interpretation or established protocols.
Transcript tools have clear controls
You can use Feelpath as a session room without saving transcript-based Insights. Before each session, we explain the saving and sharing choices, and participants can revisit them later.
Key facts
Feelpath at a glance
- Company
- Feelpath
- Legal name
- Ath3na Insights, Inc. d/b/a Feelpath
- Type
- Emotion-learning and telehealth-support software
- Founded
- 2025
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California, United States
- Founder
- Nick Venturino
- Team
- Founder-led; Nick Venturino is Feelpath's sole current team member
- Core offering
- Shared therapist-client emotion learning grounded in real session language
- Services
- Browser telehealth, live transcription, Emotion Wheels, transcript-grounded review, and client reflection
- Primary users
- Therapists, therapy clients, and clinician-researchers
- Product experience
- 300+ peer-led mental health community sessions hosted on Feelpath
- Pricing
- $39/month for therapists, with clients included; first two months free
- Contract terms
- Month-to-month; cancel anytime by contacting support@feelpath.com
- Setup
- 15-minute walkthrough with Nick; account setup during or immediately after the call
- Competitors
- Zoom; SimplePractice; TherapyNotes and TherapyFuel; Mentalyc; Upheal; Blueprint; How We Feel
- Website
- feelpath.com
Frequently asked questions
A few practical answers
What is Feelpath?
Feelpath is a browser-based telehealth and transcript-grounded emotion-learning platform. With participant permission, it turns session language into revisitable excerpts, summaries, emotion-language observations, and learning tools for therapists and clients.
Explore FeelpathWho is Feelpath for?
Feelpath is designed for therapists and clients doing emotion-language work, especially when feelings are difficult to identify, differentiate, or verbalize, including alexithymia-related presentations. Feelpath is built for telehealth and currently supports English.
See who Feelpath is forDoes Feelpath replace an EHR?
No. Practices can keep their existing EHR for scheduling, billing, claims, and the legal chart. Feelpath becomes the browser-based session room and emotion-learning layer.
See how Feelpath works with your EHRHow do transcript saving and sharing work?
At session start, each participant chooses whether their own words may be saved for Insights, and clients separately choose whether their therapist may view their saved transcript inside Feelpath. If someone declines saving, their lines are not stored as transcript text; sharing can be changed later, and participants can redact or delete their own lines, which also removes the associated Insights.
Understand saving and sharingWhat data does Feelpath keep?
Feelpath does not store session audio or video on its own servers. When transcript-based features are used, Zoom processes the session and Feelpath stores participant-approved transcript lines and related Insights until they are deleted; provider account data is retained until account deletion.
See how Feelpath handles dataDoes Feelpath diagnose alexithymia or make clinical decisions?
No. Feelpath does not diagnose alexithymia or make clinical decisions. Through ALI, we're exploring whether session transcripts can help therapists notice language patterns related to alexithymia. This work has not yet been formally studied or validated, and it does not provide validated scores, diagnoses, or treatment recommendations.
Explore the ALI interpretation guideHow much does Feelpath cost?
Feelpath is $39 per month for therapists, with clients included. The first two months are free after a walkthrough, and service is month-to-month with cancellation available anytime.
View pricingHow do I get started?
Book a 15-minute walkthrough with Nick, Feelpath's founder. He will learn about your practice, show you the product, and set up your account during or immediately after the call if it feels like a fit.
Book a walkthroughWhat experience has shaped Feelpath so far?
We have hosted more than 300 peer-led mental health community sessions on Feelpath, including group sessions. We do not present these sessions as therapist adoption, clinical care, or clinical validation.
See whether Feelpath fits your practice
Meet with Nick for 15 minutes. See the product, ask questions, and get personal setup if it feels like a fit.