Yes, there is no problem as long as it is for a legal experience related to mental, physical and/or emotional well-being.

As mentioned before, a host may be a private individual or a professional. As already stated, the host will have to contact the professional to reach an agreement, regardless of whether they are a private host or company.

If you are a company, you should be aware of any applicable social security payments, taxes, etc. Khalma requires that the venue of the experience must be in optimal conditions for the experience. See the conditions in Host Company Collaboration Agreement.