Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc.
(d/b/a Jessica Maguire)

Last Updated: August 25, 2026

Please read these Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) carefully before accessing, purchasing, enrolling in, registering for, or participating in any website, course, program, workshop, event, training, membership, educational resource, digital product, physical product, mentoring session, continuing education offering, or other product or service provided by Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire).

For purposes of these Terms, “Company,” “Jessica Maguire,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire).

Jessica Maguire is the public-facing trade name and brand of Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. References to “Jessica Maguire” in these Terms, on our websites, in our programs, at checkout, in communications, or in other Company materials refer to the Company operating under that trade name unless expressly stated otherwise.

“You,” “your,” “participant,” “student,” “customer,” or “purchaser” refers to the individual or entity accessing, purchasing, enrolling in, registering for, or participating in an offering provided by the Company.

By purchasing, enrolling, registering, accessing Company materials, clicking a box indicating acceptance, electronically signing an agreement, or participating in an offering, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms and any applicable Product-Specific Terms.

1. Scope of These Terms

These Terms apply to offerings provided by the Company, including without limitation:

• online courses and educational programs;

• cohort-based programs;

• nervous system education programs;

• professional-development programs;

• continuing education programs;

• workshops, webinars, classes, seminars, and live events;

• retreats, intensives, immersions, and residential programs;

• mentoring, coaching, consultation, small-group, practicum, and educational support sessions;

• memberships, subscriptions, and online communities;

• digital products, recordings, downloads, templates, guides, and educational resources;

• physical products and course materials;

• wellness devices and third-party products offered, discussed, recommended, promoted, demonstrated, sold, co-branded, private-labeled, or white-labeled in connection with Company offerings; and

• other products and services offered by the Company.

Certain offerings may have additional terms applicable specifically to that product, course, program, service, subscription, event, or purchase (“Product-Specific Terms”).

Product-Specific Terms may appear on a checkout page, enrollment form, registration page, order form, signed agreement, program information page, event waiver, product disclosure, or other written communication provided before purchase or participation.

If Product-Specific Terms conflict with these general Terms, the Product-Specific Terms control with respect to that specific offering.

2. Contracting Party

All purchases, registrations, enrollments, payment plans, subscriptions, licenses, program participation, refunds, transfers, deferrals, and other contractual relationships governed by these Terms are between you and:

Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire).

Use of the name “Jessica Maguire” on a website, program, product, email, checkout page, receipt, marketing material, educational resource, or other Company communication does not create a separate contracting party.

3. Eligibility

Unless expressly stated otherwise, you must be at least 18 years old to purchase or participate in Company offerings.

By purchasing, enrolling, registering, or participating, you represent that:

1. you have the legal capacity to enter into a binding agreement;

2. information you provide to the Company is accurate and complete;

3. you are legally permitted to participate in the applicable offering; and

4. your participation does not violate any law, professional obligation, contractual restriction, or regulatory requirement applicable to you.

Certain professional or continuing education offerings may have additional eligibility, education, credential, licensure, attendance, or participation requirements.

4. Educational and Informational Purposes

Company programs, courses, workshops, materials, events, products, communications, and other educational offerings are provided for educational and informational purposes.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, participation does not create a physician-patient, therapist-client, psychologist-patient, counselor-client, healthcare provider-patient, legal, fiduciary, supervisory, or other regulated professional relationship between you and the Company or any person providing services on behalf of the Company.

Information provided through Company offerings is not individualized medical, psychological, psychiatric, therapeutic, legal, financial, or other regulated professional advice.

5. Not Medical or Mental Health Treatment

The Company provides nervous system education and related educational information.

Company programs and materials are not substitutes for medical care, psychological care, mental health treatment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, counseling, medication, emergency care, or other treatment from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

The Company does not diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, manage, or prevent any disease, disorder, injury, symptom, medical condition, or mental health condition.

Nothing provided by the Company should be interpreted as a recommendation that you begin, change, delay, disregard, replace, or discontinue medical or mental health treatment.

You are responsible for consulting an appropriately qualified healthcare professional regarding your individual health circumstances.

If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, seek appropriate emergency assistance immediately.

6. Personal Responsibility and Voluntary Participation

You are responsible for monitoring your own physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing while participating in Company offerings.

Programs may include discussion, reflection, movement, meditation, breathwork, nervous system practices, experiential exercises, interpersonal exercises, demonstrations, or other activities.

Participation in experiential activities is voluntary unless an activity is expressly identified as a required educational, assessment, attendance, or completion component of a particular program.

You are responsible for determining whether an activity is appropriate for you.

You may stop participating in an optional activity if you experience discomfort, distress, pain, dizziness, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, or another concern.

Where appropriate, consult a qualified healthcare or mental health professional before participating.

7. No Guarantee of Results

Individual results vary.

The Company does not promise or guarantee any particular:

• educational outcome;

• professional outcome;

• certification or credential;

• employment opportunity;

• business result;

• financial result;

• physical or mental health outcome;

• nervous system change;

• personal transformation;

• relationship outcome;

• symptom improvement; or

• other specific result.

Testimonials, participant stories, case examples, demonstrations, and descriptions of outcomes are illustrative and do not guarantee that you will experience the same or similar results.

Your results may depend on factors outside the Company's control, including your circumstances, participation, implementation, professional background, experience, health, and other individual factors.

8. Professional Use and Scope of Practice

Company programs may be attended by counselors, therapists, physicians, coaches, psychologists, educators, allied health professionals, practitioners, and other professionals.

Participation in a Company program does not expand your legal scope of practice, professional license, insurance coverage, qualifications, competency, or authority.

You remain solely responsible for:

• complying with laws and regulations governing your profession;

• practicing within the scope of your license, certification, training, and competency;

• maintaining appropriate professional liability insurance;

• complying with ethical and professional standards;

• determining whether information learned through Company programs is appropriate for use in your practice;

• obtaining informed consent when required;

• maintaining appropriate records and confidentiality;

• determining whether an intervention, educational concept, device, method, or tool is appropriate for another person; and

• obtaining any additional education, supervision, consultation, approval, or training required by your profession.

Nothing provided by the Company authorizes you to diagnose, treat, prescribe, provide therapy, or engage in another regulated activity outside your lawful professional scope.

9. Continuing Education, Certificates, and Professional Credit

Certain Company programs may offer continuing education (“CE”) credit, professional-development hours, certificates of completion, or educational hours associated with an accrediting, licensing, credentialing, or professional organization.

Eligibility may require completion of specified requirements, which may include:

• minimum attendance;

• live participation;

• assessments;

• evaluations;

• assignments;

• mentoring;

• identity verification;

• sign-in or attendance documentation;

• participation requirements; or

• other published requirements.

You are responsible for reviewing and satisfying all applicable requirements.

The Company may decline to issue a certificate, CE documentation, or other completion documentation when required criteria have not been met.

Failure to meet completion or CE requirements does not automatically entitle you to a refund.

A Company certificate or CE record does not, unless expressly stated otherwise:

• confer professional licensure;

• authorize independent clinical practice;

• expand your professional scope of practice;

• guarantee acceptance by a licensing board, credentialing organization, insurer, employer, or regulator; or

• constitute a government-issued license or credential.

Licensing, accreditation, and professional requirements may change. You remain responsible for confirming whether a particular offering satisfies your individual professional or licensing requirements.

10. Registration and Enrollment

Registration or enrollment is confirmed only after the Company receives any required:

• application;

• registration information;

• acceptance documentation;

• agreement;

• deposit; and

• payment.

The Company may establish prerequisites, eligibility requirements, enrollment limits, application procedures, cohort sizes, waitlists, or other reasonable participation requirements.

Enrollment is personal to the participant unless transfer rights are expressly provided.

You may not sell, assign, share, sublicense, or transfer enrollment or program access without written authorization from the Company.

11. Pricing

The applicable price for an offering will be stated at checkout, in the applicable enrollment materials, or in a written agreement.

Prices may differ based on:

• enrollment date;

• cohort;

• delivery method;

• promotional period;

• early-bird pricing;

• scholarship;

• discount;

• professional track;

• geographic location;

• package;

• payment structure; or

• other factors.

A subsequent promotion, discount, price reduction, scholarship, or pricing change does not entitle a prior purchaser to a refund or price adjustment unless expressly stated.

Unless otherwise stated, Company prices are quoted in U.S. Dollars.

You are responsible for applicable currency-conversion charges, banking fees, taxes, financing charges, or other costs imposed by third parties.

12. Payment

You agree to pay the price and other charges disclosed at checkout or otherwise agreed in writing.

Payments may be processed through third-party payment processors.

You authorize the Company and its payment providers to charge the payment method you provide in accordance with the purchase terms you accepted.

Your bank or card statement may display the Company's legal name, the Jessica Maguire trade name, a program name, a payment processor name, or another approved payment descriptor.

This does not alter the identity of the contracting party.

13. Payment Plans

When a Company program is sold through an installment payment plan, the payment plan ordinarily represents a schedule for paying the full purchase price of the program.

It is not a month-to-month subscription that can automatically be terminated simply by ceasing participation.

By selecting a payment plan, you agree to make all scheduled payments according to the terms disclosed when you enroll.

Once the applicable refund period has expired, you generally remain responsible for the outstanding program balance even if you:

• stop attending;

• withdraw;

• stop accessing materials;

• do not complete assignments;

• fail to complete CE requirements;

• do not obtain a certificate;

• experience a change in schedule or circumstances; or

• otherwise decide not to continue.

If a scheduled payment fails, the Company may, to the extent permitted by law:

• retry the payment;

• request updated payment information;

• suspend access;

• withhold completion documentation;

• temporarily restrict participation; or

• pursue lawful collection of the outstanding amount.

Nothing in this section limits rights that cannot legally be waived.

14. Subscriptions, Memberships, and Automatic Renewal

Some Company products may operate as memberships, subscriptions, or automatically renewing services.

The specific checkout terms will disclose applicable:

• price;

• billing frequency;

• renewal period;

• cancellation terms; and

• material automatic-renewal conditions.

Where required by law, the Company will obtain affirmative consent to automatic-renewal or continuous-service terms before charging you.

The Company will provide cancellation methods and renewal notices as required by applicable law.

Where an enrollment occurs online and applicable law requires online cancellation, an online cancellation option will be provided.

Cancellation ordinarily stops future renewal charges but does not automatically create a refund for a billing period that has already begun unless required by law or stated otherwise in Product-Specific Terms.

This section applies to recurring memberships and subscriptions and does not convert a fixed-price program installment plan governed by Section 13 into a cancel-anytime subscription.

15. Refunds, Cancellations, Transfers, and Deferrals

Refund, cancellation, transfer, and deferral rights are governed by:

1. the terms displayed for the applicable offering at checkout;

2. any applicable Product-Specific Terms or enrollment agreement; and

3. the Company's applicable Refund, Cancellation, Transfer & Program Cancellation Policy.

If Product-Specific Terms establish a different refund, cancellation, transfer, or deferral policy for an offering, those terms control.

Failure to attend, participate, complete, or access an offering does not automatically create a right to a refund.

Deposits, administrative fees, payment-processing charges, installment charges, application fees, or other amounts may be non-refundable when clearly identified as such before purchase and permitted by applicable law.

Nothing in these Terms waives any refund, cancellation, or consumer protection right that cannot legally be waived.

Requests may be submitted to:

[email protected]

16. Program Changes

The Company may make reasonable changes to a program when operationally, educationally, professionally, or legally appropriate.

Changes may include:

• instructors or facilitators;

• dates;

• session times;

• curriculum sequencing;

• guest instructors;

• educational materials;

• venues;

• technology platforms;

• format;

• schedules; or

• administrative procedures.

Reasonable changes to program administration do not automatically create a right to a refund.

17. Program Rescheduling or Cancellation

The Company may reschedule, postpone, relocate, modify, or cancel an offering when reasonably necessary.

If an offering is cancelled entirely, the applicable Product-Specific Terms and Refund, Cancellation, Transfer & Program Cancellation Policy will determine the available remedy.

Depending on the circumstances, available options may include a refund, transfer, credit, replacement session, rescheduled program, or other reasonable remedy.

Unless required by applicable law or expressly agreed in writing, the Company is not responsible for personal expenses associated with attendance, including:

• airfare;

• transportation;

• lodging;

• meals;

• childcare;

• lost wages;

• professional expenses; or

• other incidental or consequential costs.

18. Force Majeure

The Company is not responsible for delay, interruption, rescheduling, modification, relocation, or cancellation caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

These circumstances may include natural disasters, severe weather, fires, floods, earthquakes, acts of government, public-health events, illness, epidemics, pandemics, war, terrorism, civil unrest, labor disruptions, transportation problems, venue closures, utility failures, internet disruptions, technology failures, or acts or omissions of third-party providers.

The Company will make reasonable efforts to provide an appropriate alternative when practical.

19. Participant Conduct

Participants are expected to act respectfully toward Company staff, instructors, contractors, venue personnel, and other participants.

Additional Codes of Conduct or community standards may apply to certain programs.

Conduct that may result in suspension or removal includes:

• harassment;

• discrimination;

• threats;

• intimidation;

• abusive behavior;

• stalking;

• unsafe conduct;

• disruptive conduct;

• illegal activity;

• academic dishonesty;

• misuse of confidential information;

• intellectual property infringement;

• unauthorized recording;

• impersonation; or

• material violation of Company policies.

The Company may immediately remove a participant when reasonably necessary to protect participants, staff, instructors, property, systems, or the integrity of a program.

Where permitted by law and consistent with the applicable refund policy, removal for serious misconduct may occur without refund.

20. Community Confidentiality

Company programs may involve personal reflections, participant questions, case discussions, professional experiences, or other sensitive information.

You agree to respect the privacy of other participants.

You may not disclose another participant's personally identifying information, private story, confidential comments, or personal experiences outside the program without appropriate permission.

Professionals discussing client, patient, or case material are independently responsible for complying with applicable privacy laws, professional duties, ethical standards, and confidentiality obligations.

Case information should be appropriately de-identified.

Because group programs involve other participants, the Company cannot guarantee that every participant will honor confidentiality obligations and therefore cannot guarantee absolute confidentiality within a group setting.

21. Intellectual Property Ownership

Unless otherwise expressly stated in writing, Company-created or Company-owned intellectual property is owned by or licensed to Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire).

Protected materials may include:

• curricula;

• proprietary frameworks;

• methodologies;

• models;

• sequencing systems;

• program structures;

• terminology;

• manuals;

• worksheets;

• exercises;

• handouts;

• presentations;

• slides;

• videos;

• recordings;

• audio;

• written materials;

• assessments;

• graphics;

• websites;

• digital resources;

• teaching materials;

• course content; and

• other original works.

Materials may also include content licensed to the Company by third-party creators, instructors, partners, or other rights holders.

Company content is protected by applicable copyright, trademark, trade-secret, contract, and other intellectual property laws.

22. Participant License

Purchasing or participating in a Company offering does not transfer ownership of Company intellectual property to you.

Unless otherwise stated, you receive a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use Company educational materials for your own authorized educational or professional-development purposes.

Without written permission from the Company, you may not:

• reproduce substantial portions of materials;

• distribute materials;

• share paid materials with non-participants;

• upload materials to public websites;

• place materials into shared databases or file repositories;

• upload proprietary materials for unauthorized AI training or distribution;

• sell or sublicense materials;

• republish Company content;

• create substantially derivative courses or products;

• present proprietary Company materials as your own;

• remove copyright or proprietary notices;

• distribute course recordings;

• commercially exploit Company materials; or

• imply authorization, sponsorship, certification, or endorsement that the Company has not granted.

Separate practitioner, teaching, instructor, affiliate, reseller, or licensing agreements may grant additional rights.

Where such an agreement exists, that written agreement controls.

23. Company Name, Trade Name, and Branding

Jessica Maguire is the public-facing trade name and brand under which Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. conducts business.

References to Jessica Maguire as the provider, seller, educator, company, organization, program provider, or business refer to Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. operating under that trade name unless expressly stated otherwise.

Company logos, program names, frameworks, trade names, trademarks, service marks, visual branding, course names, and associated identifiers may be protected intellectual property.

You may not use Company branding in a manner likely to falsely imply:

• affiliation;

• authorization;

• sponsorship;

• certification;

• endorsement;

• partnership; or

• approval.

Nothing in these Terms grants a general commercial license to use the Company's branding.

24. Recordings

Certain online or in-person Company sessions may be recorded for:

• participant access;

• education;

• training;

• archival purposes;

• accessibility;

• internal quality control; or

• other legitimate Company purposes.

Participant names, voices, images, questions, or comments may be captured in a recording.

Where reasonably practical, participants will be informed when a session is being recorded.

You should avoid sharing information during a recorded session that you do not want captured.

You may not independently audio record, video record, screen record, photograph, transcribe for distribution, reproduce, or redistribute Company sessions or proprietary content unless expressly authorized.

25. Program Access

Access periods vary by offering.

The applicable product page, checkout page, enrollment materials, or Product-Specific Terms may identify the duration of access.

Unless lifetime access is expressly promised in writing at the time of purchase, no purchase should be interpreted as providing permanent or lifetime access.

The Company may reasonably update, migrate, replace, retire, or discontinue technology platforms.

Where practical, reasonable notice may be provided before a material loss of previously promised access.

26. Photography and Media at Events

The Company may photograph, film, or otherwise record portions of in-person events for educational, archival, promotional, marketing, social media, or other legitimate business purposes.

Event-specific registration materials may include additional media-release language.

If you do not wish to be intentionally photographed or recorded, you should notify Company staff before the event begins.

The Company will make reasonable efforts to accommodate such requests but cannot guarantee that a participant will not appear incidentally in large-group or background footage.

Participants may not photograph or record other participants in violation of their privacy or Company event rules.

27. Third-Party Platforms and Providers

Company offerings may rely on third-party providers, including:

• learning-management platforms;

• payment processors;

• video-conferencing providers;

• email platforms;

• community platforms;

• scheduling services;

• continuing education systems;

• venues;

• shipping providers; and

• other vendors.

Third-party services may have their own terms of use and privacy policies.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company is not responsible for independent acts, omissions, outages, security practices, policies, or service failures of third-party providers outside the Company's reasonable control.

28. Third-Party Products and Wellness Devices

The Company may discuss, demonstrate, recommend, promote, sell, make available, co-brand, private-label, white-label, or otherwise have a commercial relationship involving wellness devices or products manufactured by third parties.

Unless expressly stated otherwise:

Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire) is not the manufacturer of third-party devices.

The manufacturer or designated product provider remains responsible for product-specific matters including, as applicable:

• manufacturing;

• product design;

• labeling;

• testing;

• specifications;

• instructions;

• safety information;

• warnings;

• contraindications;

• regulatory product claims;

• technical support;

• repairs;

• replacements; and

• warranty administration.

You must review and follow the manufacturer's applicable instructions, safety information, warnings, and contraindications.

Information provided by the Company regarding a product is educational and does not constitute individualized medical advice or a determination that a product is safe or appropriate for your personal circumstances.

You should consult an appropriately qualified healthcare provider when appropriate before using a wellness device.

29. Commercial Relationships and Product Disclosures

The Company may receive compensation in connection with third-party products, including:

• affiliate commissions;

• referral fees;

• wholesale margin;

• product revenue;

• co-branding compensation;

• sponsorship compensation;

• discounts; or

• other business consideration.

The existence of a commercial relationship does not convert general product education into individualized health or medical advice.

Additional product-specific disclosures may apply.

30. Product Warranty and Support

Warranty, repair, replacement, return, technical support, and product-defect rights for physical products are governed by the written terms applicable to the specific product.

Where the applicable manufacturer or designated product-support provider is responsible for product warranty or technical support, requests concerning those issues should be directed to that provider.

The Company does not independently provide a manufacturer warranty unless expressly stated in writing.

Nothing in this section limits warranty rights that cannot legally be waived.

31. Digital Products

Digital products may include recordings, guides, templates, toolkits, downloads, educational documents, assessments, or other electronically delivered materials.

Because access may be provided immediately, Product-Specific Terms may establish different refund rules for digital products.

You may not share purchased access or distribute purchased digital materials to unauthorized users.

32. Account Security

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of login credentials associated with Company platforms.

You may not share a personal account with another person unless expressly permitted.

Notify the Company promptly if you believe your account has been compromised.

The Company may suspend an account when it reasonably believes there has been:

• credential sharing;

• unauthorized access;

• misuse;

• fraud;

• security compromise; or

• violation of these Terms.

33. Privacy

The Company may collect and process personal information for purposes including:

• enrollment;

• payment processing;

• account administration;

• course delivery;

• customer support;

• attendance tracking;

• continuing education documentation;

• communications;

• compliance; and

• other legitimate business purposes.

The Company's handling of personal information is also governed by its applicable Privacy Policy.

Certain records may need to be retained for legal, financial, professional, continuing education, accreditation, regulatory, or administrative reasons.

34. Communications

By registering for or purchasing a Company offering, you agree to receive communications reasonably necessary to administer the applicable transaction or program.

These may include:

• purchase confirmations;

• access instructions;

• reminders;

• scheduling information;

• billing communications;

• payment notices;

• program updates;

• completion information; and

• policy notices relevant to your purchase.

Marketing communications are subject to applicable law and available unsubscribe options.

Unsubscribing from marketing communications does not prevent the Company from sending transactional or administrative messages reasonably necessary to fulfill an existing purchase or contractual obligation.

35. Accessibility and Accommodations

The Company seeks to provide reasonable access to its educational offerings.

If you require a reasonable accommodation, contact:

[email protected]

as early as reasonably possible.

The Company will evaluate requests in light of applicable law, the nature of the program, the requested accommodation, venue restrictions, technology, and other relevant circumstances.

36. Assumption of Risk

You understand that participation in educational and experiential activities may involve known and unknown risks.

Depending on the offering, those risks may include:

• emotional discomfort;

• physical discomfort;

• fatigue;

• stress;

• unexpected emotional reactions;

• interpersonal discomfort;

• illness;

• physical injury;

• property damage; or

• other unexpected outcomes.

You voluntarily assume the ordinary and reasonably foreseeable risks inherent in activities you elect to undertake.

Nothing in these Terms waives liability that cannot legally be waived.

37. Disclaimer of Warranties

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, COMPANY OFFERINGS, MATERIALS, CONTENT, PRODUCTS, PLATFORMS, AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE.”

THE COMPANY DISCLAIMS EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE, EXCEPT WHERE SUCH WARRANTIES CANNOT LEGALLY BE DISCLAIMED.

THE COMPANY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT A WEBSITE, PLATFORM, RECORDING, COURSE, DIGITAL RESOURCE, PRODUCT, OR SERVICE WILL ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE, UNINTERRUPTED, ERROR-FREE, OR FREE FROM TECHNICAL ISSUES.

38. Limitation of Liability

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NEUROREGULATION SEMINARS AND PROGRAMS, INC. (D/B/A JESSICA MAGUIRE) AND ITS OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, INSTRUCTORS, FACILITATORS, MENTORS, REPRESENTATIVES, AGENTS, SUCCESSORS, AND ASSIGNS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES ARISING FROM OR RELATED TO YOUR PURCHASE, PARTICIPATION, USE OF COMPANY MATERIALS, OR RELIANCE ON INFORMATION PROVIDED THROUGH COMPANY OFFERINGS.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, loss of income, profits, data, business opportunities, professional opportunities, travel expenses, or other consequential losses.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Company's aggregate liability arising from a particular purchase or offering will not exceed the amount actually paid by you to the Company for the specific offering giving rise to the claim.

Nothing in this section limits liability where such a limitation is prohibited by law.

39. Release

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you release and discharge Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire) and its officers, directors, employees, contractors, instructors, facilitators, mentors, representatives, agents, successors, and assigns from claims arising from risks you knowingly and voluntarily assumed through participation in a Company offering.

This release does not apply to claims or liability that cannot legally be released or waived.

40. Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Company and its officers, directors, employees, contractors, instructors, facilitators, mentors, representatives, agents, successors, and assigns from third-party claims, liabilities, losses, damages, costs, and reasonable attorneys' fees arising from:

• your material violation of these Terms;

• your unlawful use of Company intellectual property;

• your unauthorized distribution of Company materials;

• your unlawful or unauthorized professional use of Company information;

• your misuse of a Company or third-party product;

• your violation of another person's privacy or intellectual property rights; or

• conduct by you that results in a third-party claim against the Company.

This provision does not require you to indemnify the Company for liability that cannot legally be shifted to you.

41. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes

If you have a billing dispute or concern, you are encouraged to contact:

[email protected]

before initiating a chargeback so that the Company has an opportunity to review and resolve the issue.

Initiating a chargeback does not automatically terminate an otherwise valid payment obligation or override an applicable refund policy.

When responding to a chargeback or payment dispute, the Company may provide the relevant payment processor or financial institution with documentation concerning:

• the transaction;

• the checkout terms;

• these Terms;

• Product-Specific Terms;

• enrollment;

• program access;

• attendance;

• communications;

• refund policies; and

• payment obligations.

42. Suspension and Termination

The Company may suspend or terminate access to an offering where you:

• materially breach these Terms;

• materially breach applicable Product-Specific Terms;

• fail to meet an outstanding payment obligation;

• improperly share access;

• infringe Company intellectual property;

• engage in serious misconduct;

• create a material safety concern; or

• misuse Company systems or resources.

Where appropriate, the Company may provide notice and an opportunity to remedy a violation.

Immediate action may be taken when reasonably necessary to protect participants, staff, Company property, intellectual property, systems, or program integrity.

Termination resulting from a participant's material breach does not automatically create a right to a refund or eliminate an otherwise enforceable outstanding payment obligation.

43. Changes to These Terms

The Company may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes in:

• law;

• regulation;

• operations;

• technology;

• program offerings;

• accreditation requirements;

• policies; or

• business practices.

The Terms applicable to a completed purchase generally will be the version in effect when the purchase or enrollment occurred, unless:

• a change is required by law;

• you expressly agree to updated terms;

• the change concerns non-material administrative procedures; or

• the change is more favorable to you.

The “Last Updated” date identifies the current version.

44. Governing Law

These Terms will be governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except where another jurisdiction's law must apply as a matter of law.

45. Venue and Jurisdiction

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, legal proceedings arising from these Terms that are not governed by another written dispute-resolution agreement shall be brought in a court of competent jurisdiction in San Diego County, California.

You and the Company consent to the jurisdiction of those courts.

Nothing in this provision eliminates a consumer right concerning jurisdiction or venue that cannot lawfully be waived.

46. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law or severed if necessary.

The remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.

47. No Waiver

Failure by the Company to enforce a provision of these Terms does not waive the Company's right to enforce that provision in the future.

A waiver of one provision or breach does not constitute a waiver of another provision or subsequent breach.

48. Assignment

You may not assign or transfer your rights or obligations under these Terms without the Company's prior written consent.

The Company may assign these Terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, corporate restructuring, reorganization, sale of relevant assets, or similar business transaction, subject to applicable law.

49. Entire Agreement and Order of Precedence

These Terms, together with applicable:

• Product-Specific Terms;

• checkout disclosures;

• enrollment agreements;

• Refund, Cancellation, Transfer & Program Cancellation Policy;

• Privacy Policy;

• Code of Conduct;

• event waivers;

• product disclosures; and

• other documents expressly incorporated into the applicable purchase

constitute the agreement between you and Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire) regarding that offering.

If different documents contain conflicting provisions, the more specific term relating to the applicable product, transaction, or circumstance controls over a more general provision.

50. Electronic Acceptance and Signatures

You agree that electronic acceptance of these Terms has the same effect as a physical signature to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Electronic acceptance may include:

• clicking an “I agree” checkbox;

• completing an online checkout after being presented with the Terms;

• electronically signing an enrollment agreement; or

• otherwise affirmatively indicating acceptance.

You consent to receiving agreements, disclosures, notices, receipts, and other transaction records electronically.

51. Survival

Provisions that by their nature are intended to continue after completion, withdrawal, cancellation, expiration, or termination will survive.

These include provisions concerning:

• outstanding payment obligations;

• intellectual property;

• confidentiality;

• disclaimers;

• limitation of liability;

• releases;

• indemnification;

• governing law; and

• dispute-related obligations.

52. Contact Information

Questions regarding these Terms, a purchase, enrollment, refund, accessibility request, account, program, or other Company offering may be directed to:

Neuroregulation Seminars and Programs, Inc. (d/b/a Jessica Maguire)
Email: [email protected]

By purchasing, registering for, enrolling in, accessing, or participating in a Company offering, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms and Conditions and any applicable Product-Specific Terms.