Learn the whole truth before you decide

The Honesty Compact

The first thing every learner reads — patient and caregiver alike.

Every claim in these courses carries an evidence grade, and every safety-critical module carries a clinician-sign-off gate:

Our conflict of interest, stated plainly: Operation Whole Health sells wellness products and is also building this readiness standard. The education and standards work is firewalled from product sales — nothing here is contingent on your buying anything.

Where to start

An honest, evidence-graded program you prepare with before ibogaine or psychedelic therapy — built to be co-branded with a clinic, never to replace its care or consent.

Patient Track — the 12 modules

Completed in order. The exact modules, no more and no less:

1. Welcome & The Honesty Compact
2. Your Brain After Service
3. What These Medicines Actually Are
4. Informed Consent I — The Benefits, Honestly
5. Informed Consent II — The Honest Risks
6. What's Happening in Your Body & Mind
7. Medical Readiness — What Your Team Will Check
8. Preparing the Terrain
9. Mindset, Intention & Emotional Readiness
10. The Day Of — What to Expect
11. Integration — Where the Real Work Continues
12. Red Flags & When to Get Help

Caregiver Track — the 8 modules

The parallel program for the person who walks it with them:

1. You Are the Second Patient
2. Understanding What They're Facing
3. The Risks You Personally Need to Know
4. Supporting the Preparation
5. During Treatment — Your Role
6. Integration & Post-Care — The Weeks After
7. Crisis Recognition & Response
8. Caring for the Caregiver

How the courses fit together

One universal core, then a medicine-specific layer.

Every learner completes a universal readiness core covering all four medicines, then a medicine-specific layer that goes deep on the actual risks of the treatment they've chosen — starting with ibogaine's cardiac and metabolic screening.

See each one, honestly graded, on Medicines and in the Modality Education Library.

The medicine-specific layer includes Preparing the Terrain. Whether preparing the body beforehand improves outcomes is an open Hypothesis still being studied — we say so plainly. Prep is test-first, conservative, and physician-timed; more detox is not safer, and aggressive detox right before a cardiotoxic medicine can add risk.