Yésica Martinez
Co-founder — Professional & Academic Lead
A neuropsychologist and future PhD in psychotherapy, leading Mentis' professional methodology, communication, and subject-matter direction.
Mentis · For professional depth work
AI-powered symbolic research for professional depth work.
Mentis helps therapists, analysts, students, and institutes explore dreams, symbols, literature, and anonymized case material through concise, source-based overviews and reflective questions.
The problem
The research is endless. Your time is not.
Professionals spend valuable hours searching across books, notes, myths, and fragmented sources. Mentis assembles a concise overview of relevant symbolic, literary, and theoretical material\u00A0so you spend less time digging, and more time with the patient.
What Mentis does
Four quiet instruments for a considered practice.
Symbol Search
Explore a symbol, motif, or image through source-based amplification.
Dream Reflection
Surface motifs, symbolic fields, and reflective questions from anonymized dream material.
Literature Navigation
Find relevant passages and references across a curated library.
Anonymized Case Reflection
Reflect on recurring patterns in anonymized case material.
Trust principles
Built with professional judgment at the center.
Mentis is a research and reflection aid. It does not interpret, diagnose, or treat. The clinician's judgment stays where it belongs — with the clinician.
- Professional users only
- No diagnosis
- No treatment recommendations
- No patient-identifiable data
- Source-based where possible
- Professional judgment remains central
- Designed with privacy and future regulation in mind
The founders
Two disciplines, one considered practice.
Angelina
Co-founder
Leads business strategy, fundraising, commercial validation, and company development.
Advisory board
Advisors to be announced.
Reserved
A place held for one named advisor.
Contact
Get in touch.
For enquiries about early access, research collaboration, or the project itself — a short message is enough.