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Emotion skills for therapy

Help your clients build emotion skills they can use in real life.

Explore feelings together with shared emotion wheels. Give your clients personalized reflection tools built from your sessions, so they can revisit meaningful moments and practice between appointments.

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Smiling therapy client

“Analyzing my words and the things I’ve said, seeing my emotion wheel—it’s empowering!”

Therapy moments

Emotion words can take time.

When your client struggles to explain what they’re feeling, a few possibilities can give you somewhere to start.

Explore what fits, what doesn’t, and what those feelings mean to them.

Illustrative therapistTherapist

“When you say you felt bad,
what emotions might be there?”

Illustrative clientClient

“I think I felt hurt. I wanted them to include me.”

Explore feelings together

Give your clients a visual way to find the words—and a personal way to practice.

Start with possibilities your client can respond to. Return to their own words to explore what feels right and what they want to understand more fully.

Host your telehealth sessions on Feelpath. Keep your existing EHR.

IndifferentCalmConfusedTiredGuiltyEmptyHurtLovingFrustrateduriousFAnxiousEnviousCrankyPleasedContentBoredGloomyEmbarrassedRelaxedAmusedMiserableNostalgicPlayfulPessimisticResentfulTrustingThoughtfulGladEnthusiasticApprehensiveIrritatedDreadAweHeartbrokenDisappointedCheerful
Feelpath StoriesEllie & Theo

See how Ellie puts
emotion skills to use
in everyday life.

Ellie explores her feelings during session, revisits her conversation with Theo, and makes a different choice the next time.

Inside Feelpath

One session.
Two useful views.

Explore what you can review together and what your client can return to between sessions. Specific moments give you a starting point for understanding what keeps happening—and what could change.

Illustrative product views and data

01

Session review

Make sense of a difficult moment together.

Revisit a specific moment to explore what it means to your client and how it connects with their relationships and recurring responses. Decide together what they want to work on next.

Session ReviewA gentle map of what mattered
Ellie M.
Relationships

A hard conversation

Ellie described saying what she needed and feeling relief when the other person stayed present.

ExpressedRelief
Possible other feelingsPossibilities, not conclusions
SadnessGrief · Hurt · Lonely
VulnerableExposed · Tender · Unsure
Source moment“I finally said what I needed, and they listened.”
02

Personalized practice

Practice with moments that matter to your client.

Your clients can revisit moments from your sessions, stay with difficult feelings at their own pace, and consider what they need or want to do differently. Bring their reflections into your next conversation.

Your client’s emotion toolsExplore possible feelings together
Interactive example

“I said I was angry. I think I was hurt, too.”

angry instead of sad

Select a dot to explore feelings that might sit alongside anger.

03

Emotion analytics

See patterns across your sessions.

Compare your client’s recorded language across sessions. Explore what was happening when a new emotion word appeared, and what your client makes of it.

Emotion AnalyticsEllie M. · 8 sessions
Illustrative data
Across sessions

Emotion words over time

Distinct words · cumulative
Distinct emotion words recorded across eight sessionsIllustrative cumulative totals: 9, 12, 16, 18, 23, 26, 28, and 31 words.01632
Session 1Session 4Session 8
New in session 8

Hopeful · Tender · Unsure

31distinct words recorded
3new words in session 8
8sessions in view
Illustrative everyday conversation: a woman shares how she feels with someone at home.
“I noticed I was overwhelmed, so I asked for a little space.”
An illustrative moment outside therapy

Recognizable progress

Recognize the changes that matter to your clients.

Revisit moments like these together to explore what’s changing—and what your client wants to practice next. Notice how the skills you work on become useful in their relationships and everyday choices.

From your session to shared tools

Stay present in therapy.
See the bigger picture after.

With your client’s consent, your session becomes material you can explore together and your client can practice with between appointments.

1Hold your session
2Feelpath prepares your tools
3Review and practice
Illustrative therapy video call with client and therapist
Session complete
Ellie · 50 minutes
EMEllie M.Analysis ready

Tools to explore together

8 sessions
Session ReviewA hard conversation
Emotion toolsFeelings to explore
Language patterns · illustrative ALI indicesIllustrative ALI component indices across eight sessions050100Session 1Session 4Session 8
IdentifyingDescribingExternal focus
Built from your conversationsIllustrative tools and data
Review togetherReturn to a moment that matters to your client.
Practice between sessionsYour client can explore at their own pace.
Choose what comes nextBuild on what you’re learning together.

Illustrative client, measurements, and workflow

The work of therapy

Supported by research

Shared goals, emotional understanding, meaningful practice, and reflection on progress. Research helps us understand why these parts of the work matter.

Working toward shared goals

Agreeing on what matters gives the work a shared direction. Research links collaborative goals and a strong therapeutic relationship with better outcomes.

Developing emotional capacity

Emotional work includes noticing, making sense of, and responding to feelings. Studies link emotional experiencing and regulation with improvement in therapy.

Learning through practice

Revisiting meaningful moments gives clients room to reflect and practice. In CBT research, both the amount and quality of between-session practice are associated with outcomes.

Recognizing progress together

Reviewing how therapy is going helps inform the next step. A clinical trial found that outcome feedback helped clients who were not progressing as expected.

These studies inform Feelpath’s design. Research evaluating Feelpath’s own clinical effects is still needed.

Testimonials

What participants say about using Feelpath

Real words from people using these tools to better understand their emotional life.

“The way I can use the computer to zero in on specific feelings is groundbreaking. I find this makes healing and growth more effective and powerful.”

MK

Matt K.

Feelpath participant

“I love getting insights on how I've been expressing myself emotionally. I can't wait to see how the product develops to make me more aware and embodied as my emotional self.”

JR

Jessica R.

Feelpath participant

“The emotion wheels, which highlight frequently used words in my transcripts, have been instrumental in increasing self-awareness and aiding reflection.”

MC

Michael C.

Feelpath participant

“I deeply appreciate the emotion wheels, especially those focusing on positive self-regard and shame. Their insightful design helps me navigate complex emotions with clarity and understanding.”

ST

Sarah T.

Feelpath participant

“I've found myself turning to these wheels more frequently, as they provide invaluable guidance in my journey of self-awareness and emotional exploration.”

KV

Kristen V.

Feelpath participant

“Grateful for the profound impact this software has had on my understanding of myself and others.”

RM

Robert M.

Feelpath participant

Privacy and choice

Protect what your clients share

Feelpath is HIPAA-focused and designed so you and your clients can see and control how your information is used.

Private storage

In your account

  • Session details
  • Saved transcripts
  • Insights when enabled
Encrypted in transit and at rest

No recordings, copies, or backups are retained.

Know what stays in Feelpath.

Session details, saved transcripts, and enabled insights are encrypted in your account.

Illustrative client and therapist in a video session
Your session, your choice
  • Save a transcript for insights
  • Share with your therapist

AI features are optional.

Your clients choose what’s saved.

Your clients choose whether to save session language, use AI features, and share with you.

Choice and control

Keep your clients in control of their own words.

Your clients can review what was saved, correct their words, remove private passages, and see who can access their session material.

Session transcriptMonday, March 16 · 50 minutes
Private
12:18Ellie

I kept thinking I should just let it go, but it was still there. I finally said what I needed, and they listened. I felt lighter afterward.

12:43Theo

What did you notice when you realized they were staying with you?

Selected passage · 11 words

Illustrative transcript and controls

BAAs + HIPAA-aligned safeguards

Encryption in transit and at rest, BAAs with clinicians, and logged access help support the kind of privacy expected in clinical and research settings.

Explore privacy and data handling
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A simple place to start

See how it feels
in your practice.

Start with a 15-minute walkthrough.
See how a session becomes personalized reflection and practice for your clients, and talk through how Feelpath would fit your work.

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After your walkthrough
2months free

Then $39/month

Clients included
One conversation to get started.Time to explore it together.

For your practice

A few questions.
Some clarity.

The practical things you’ll want to know before getting started.

Talk it through with us
01Which clients might this suit?

Consider Feelpath when your client wants help making sense of feelings, understanding recurring patterns, or expressing what they need. You decide together which tools support their goals and make participation feel manageable.

02How does it fit my workflow?

Host telehealth sessions on Feelpath and keep your existing EHR. With consent, revisit session language and shared tools during or between appointments.

03How much extra time does it take?

Review as briefly or deeply as is useful for your work. There is no required between-session review routine. A walkthrough can help you assess the fit.

04What is it like for my clients?

Your clients join their session and can return to shared session material and emotion tools at their own pace. They can consider which feelings fit, explore their own responses, and bring reflections into your next conversation. You choose together what feels useful.

05What does it cost?

Start with a 15-minute walkthrough, then get two months free. After that, Feelpath is $39 per month, with clients included.

For the moments that follow

More room
for meaningful
change.

Help your clients use the skills
you work on together in
the lives they’re living.

Everyday conversation outside a caféIn session.
In life.
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15-minute walkthrough · Two months freeEveryday-life imagery is illustrative.