Requires certain non-licensed professionals to disclose information regarding risks

This bill requires non-licensed self-help coaches (e.g., those offering personal development, spiritual, or educational guidance for payment) to disclose specific risks to clients upfront. It mandates clear risk disclosures in large print at contract signing, including dangers from activities like sweat lodges, trust exercises, or endurance challenges, plus financial/legal disclaimers and refund policies. Coaches must also provide credentials and create detailed risk management plans for high-risk sessions, including emergency resources, medical access, and evacuation procedures. Violations incur civil penalties ($250 for first offense, $500 for subsequent offenses), exempting licensed professionals like therapists or educators.