Neurospicy OS: The Oxytocin Edition - Your body knows safe - Live masterclass Wednesday August 12 with Kimberly Jurgen and Cara Jean Wilson
A Live Masterclass
Your body knows safe. Are you listening?
If any of this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
No diagnosis required. No homework to prove you deserve to be here. Just a warm invitation to be seen.
- You can read a room in seconds, who's safe and who's not, and you're exhausted before anyone has said a word.
- You've been called too sensitive or too intense for noticing the tension nobody else sees.
- You connect beautifully one-on-one, then feel like an outsider the second the group gets bigger.
- You've done the vulnerability work, the team-building, the communication courses, and trust still feels fragile.
- You suspect the problem isn't that you care too much, but nothing you've tried explains why connection costs you so much.
Oxytocin gets called the cuddle hormone. It's actually your body deciding whether it's safe to stop bracing.
You've heard oxytocin called the love hormone, the cuddle chemical, the warm-and-fuzzy one. But the chemical that decides whether your body feels safe enough to stop bracing around another person? That's oxytocin, and it is a safety molecule first. It turns up the volume on whatever signal is already in the room, warm or wary. Seventy-five minutes with us, and you'll understand your own wiring for trust better than most people understand theirs.
This is for you if...
You don't need a label to belong here. You just need to be curious about how your own system works.
- You're neurospicy, or you love someone who is.
- You lead people, a business, or a household, and you're tired of white-knuckling connection.
- You've read the popular neuroscience books and still don't feel any different.
- You want science made warm and usable, not clinical or preachy.
Three chemicals, three jobs
Your brain runs on a lot of things. These three shape how you move, connect, and rest. Oxytocin is the one we're walking into.
Dopamine
Helps you move forward.
Serotonin
Helps you feel steady.
Oxytocin
Helps you feel safe and connected.
Two speakers, two lenses, one safer you
You'll hear from two coaches who come at oxytocin from completely different angles, and leave with both.
Kimberly Jurgen
Kimberly walks you into the felt experience of oxytocin: where belonging lives in your body, the safety signals your system reads before your mind has words, and why your fast read on a room was never a flaw. Self, home, and the moments nobody else sees.
Cara Jean Wilson
Cara unpacks why trust breaks down in teams even when everyone means well: the behavioral signals a nervous system actually tracks, the in-group pull that quietly walls others out, and the genetic wiring that makes some of us feel it more strongly. For founders, leaders, and anyone carrying responsibility.
What you'll leave with
Seventy-five minutes of warmth, science, and small shifts you can actually use.
- A felt sense of where belonging lives in your body.
- Relief from the story that you're too sensitive, and language for what your attunement actually is.
- The real job of oxytocin: safety, not warmth, and why that changes everything about trust.
- One behavioral signal you can send this week that tells another nervous system: you're safe here.
- Permission to stop forcing connection and let it build the way your wiring actually does.
Reserve your seat
One masterclass, everything you need to start working with your wiring for trust.
The Oxytocin Edition
The 75-minute live masterclass with Kimberly and Cara.
- 75-minute live masterclass
- Replay + transcript
- Oxytocin Myth Debunk Cheat Sheet
- Interactive Workbook
Questions you might be sitting with
If something isn't answered here, we want to know.
Is this therapy?
I can't attend live. Is it worth it?
Do I need a science background?
What if I'm not sure I'm neurospicy?
What happens after I register?
Your body knows safe. Let's learn its language together.
Join us Wednesday, August 12. Bring the lens that fits your life. Bring both if you want.