Is Feelpath right for you?

Feelpath is designed to support emotional skill acquisition by turning therapy conversations into repeated emotional learning moments. Because Feelpath uses a client's own therapy material, it reinforces a labeling and reflection practice.

This process reinforces interoceptive awareness (also called interoception), the ability to notice and make sense of internal and emotional signals, through repetition until emotional awareness and regulation are more accessible in real-life moments and under stress.

• When words go blank, recognition-first prompts lower retrieval pressure and help clients access language they could not generate on demand.
• Working with real excerpts helps clients separate blended states (for example, shame vs fear vs anger).
• Once an emotion is named with more precision, clients can reflect rather than only react. In affect labeling research, this shift is associated with greater prefrontal engagement and lower amygdala reactivity, which can increase response flexibility.
• Revisiting personal session material between sessions turns one-time insight into repeated practice.
• Feelpath's interactive design improves client engagement: when clients annotate, compare labels, and revisit their own excerpts, they stay involved between sessions and return to the next session with more emotional clarity.
• Pattern visibility across weeks helps clients recognize recurring triggers, meanings, and needs ("this is my pattern").
• Better labeling plus better pattern recognition improves communication, regulation choices, and follow-through in real life.

Further reading: What does it mean to process emotions?, Why naming our emotions matters, and Identifying vs describing feelings

Feelpath is usually a strong fit for therapists who:

1. Therapists who are deeply care-driven and want to provide the best learning support for their clients.
2. Therapists who believe in the central role of emotions in the therapeutic journey and agree on the importance of building emotional clarity first, so regulation and change can follow.
3. Therapists who are already actively working together with their clients to build emotional language and the emotional capacity needed in their client's life.

Other things that make someone a fit:

• Tech-ready and open to trying new, lightweight tools in their own practice
• Beyond Feelpath's core role as an emotional learning platform, it is also an excellent fit for therapists who want practical workflow support-searchable transcripts, AI session summaries, and note-ready outputs-to plan faster, and more informed, follow-up care.

Further reading: Who is Feelpath for?

Our goal in creating Feelpath is to keep you present during session, and more informed between sessions. Feelpath is designed as a light workflow with no required between-session tasks.

When you use Feelpath as your telehealth room, sessions run normally, with emotion wheels available at the click of a button, saving time on finding handouts or pulling up links.

With Feelpath Insights, you can review your session summaries, observations, and session transcript—and these optional advantages might add a small amount of time to your week. The tradeoff is practical learnings about your client, new ideas for session follow-ups, and a supportive structure for your client's emotional development.

Further reading: Why we designed Feelpath for clinicians

Yes, to use Feelpath, you’ll need to host your telehealth sessions on Feelpath, meaning you and your clients will log into Feelpath.com to join your video calls. If you have flexibility to choose your video platform for your practice, this is usually straightforward.

If you’re required to use a specific video platform for your practice, Feelpath may not fit right now. But it’s okay to revisit later if that changes.

Further reading: Works alongside your EHR