Resources

Know what you're
walking into.
That matters to us.

We believe an informed patient has better outcomes. These guides, studies, and tools are here so you can walk into your care with understanding, confidence, and real questions to ask.

If something here leads to a question, call us. We'd rather talk than have you leave with uncertainty.

Patient Guides Research & Studies Screening Tools Other Resources Stay Informed

Guides written for real people, not clinicians.

Clear, honest, plain-language guides that answer the questions our patients actually have — before they feel ready to call.

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Ketamine Therapy

The ReNew Ketamine Preparation Guide

Everything you need to know before your first session — what to expect, how to prepare your mind, and what to do after.

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Integration

After Your Session: An Integration Journal Prompt Guide

Reflection questions and journaling prompts to help you process what came up during your ketamine session and carry it forward.

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The science behind what we do.

We don't ask you to take our word for it. Here are the peer-reviewed studies and clinical resources we reference most often when talking with patients and their families.

TMS Therapy8 studies

Not sure where you are? Start here.

These tools can help you understand what you're experiencing — and give you real language to bring into a conversation with us. None of these diagnose anything, but all of them can help you and your provider see clearer patterns.

Depression Screening (PHQ-9)

The most widely used depression screening tool in clinical practice. Takes about 2 minutes. Our clinical team uses this as part of your intake evaluation.

Take the PHQ-9 →

Anxiety Screening (GAD-7)

A validated screening tool for generalized anxiety disorder. Results help your provider understand the severity of what you're experiencing.

Take the GAD-7 →

PTSD Screening (PCL-5)

A 20-item self-report checklist for PTSD symptoms. Particularly useful for veterans and trauma survivors exploring treatment options.

Take the PCL-5 →
Built for ReNew patients

Patient Pulse Tracker

A secure portal we use to send the validated assessments above (PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5, and more), track your scores over time, and notice patterns your provider should see between visits. Existing patients log in; new patients are invited during intake.

Open Patient Pulse Tracker →
What it does
·Sends assessments via email or text
·Charts your scores across visits
·Flags meaningful changes for your provider
·Built and maintained by a Veteran
Track your patterns

Mood Tracker

Tracking your mood over time helps you and your provider notice patterns, identify triggers, and see whether your treatment is having an effect. It's most useful when started before your first session — so you have a baseline to compare to.

Access the Mood Tracker →
What to track:
·Overall mood
·Sleep quality
·Energy and motivation
·Anxiety level
·Notable moments or triggers
Other resources

More ways we can help.

Additional tools and resources for your care journey.

Sensate Device

A clinician-recommended biofeedback device for nervous system regulation and stress reduction — available through ReNew Wellness.

Crisis Resources

If you or someone you know is in immediate crisis, please reach out to these resources right away. You matter and help is available.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline →
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Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741

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