What to Expect on Your First Splankna Visit at Our Well House
Trying something new, especially when it comes to your health, might be a little nerve-wracking. But all it takes is a little heads up so you can manage expectations and make sure you know what you’re getting into.
We want to ensure you feel knowledgeable, prepared, and comfortable before your first Splankna visit with us, so here’s a rundown of what to know and what you can expect.
Meet Dayle Garner
Dayle is a certified Splankna Practitioner with over a decade of experience in holistic wellness.
Her heart for emotional and spiritual healing led her to this work—integrating the body, mind, and spirit under the covering of prayer and the direction of the Holy Spirit. She believes true healing flows from Jesus and loves creating space for clients to experience His peace and restoration.
What is Splankna Therapy?
Splankna Therapy is a biblically based form of energy psychology that combines techniques like muscle testing, Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET), EMDR, and Thought Field Therapy (TFT). Sessions are guided by prayer, inviting the Holy Spirit to reveal and release emotional energy stored in the body.
This approach gently helps address emotional roots of issues such as trauma, anxiety, depression, addictions, and phobias—supporting your emotional, mental, and spiritual health in an integrated way.
Your First Splankna Session
Your first session with Dayle lasts about 60 minutes and costs $85. You’ll begin with a conversation about your goals, boundaries, and any questions you may have. Dayle will explain the process, demonstrate gentle muscle testing, and walk you through each step in prayerful partnership.
Each session is private and held in a peaceful environment. Because sessions can be deeply emotional, they are never rushed or interrupted except in emergencies.
Is There Any Equipment or Machinery Used?
No machinery is used during your session. At its basic level, Energy Psychology is a branch of psychology that works with the body’s energy systems to reduce emotional stress and trauma. Instead of relying on talk therapy and insight, Energy Psychology combines psychological principles, neuroscience and stimulation of the body, like tapping, acupressure or muscle testing.
Muscle testing sounds weird, but it’s simply a tool to talk to the body. It’s a biofeedback method, no machines or software involved, just light touch to test the muscle response by hand. What that looks like in a Splankna session is the client holds their arm out, facing the practitioner, and the practitioner applies light pressure to the arm.
We encourage you to listen to the Splankna podcast episode on Energy Psychology for a more in depth explanation! (The Energy to Heal Podcast | Episode 42 | What is Energy Psychology?)
Who is Splankna Therapy For?
Splankna is for everyone, even from the womb, Splankna can be a beneficial tool for any age. When a little one is too small to be muscle tested, Dayle has them sit with a parent and use the parent’s arm for muscle testing.
Splankna can even be used in a couples session by working on the relationship between two people and seeking healing within that relationship.
How should I dress?
There’s no special clothing required—just come as you are, in something comfortable and modest that allows you to relax.
Are there membership or package options?
Yes, you can purchase a package of 5 sessions for $382.50 (10% off).
What are Dayle’s hours?
Monday 9:30AM-6:00PM
Thursday 9:30AM-6:00PM
What kind of payment do you accept?
We accept cash, debit, and credit cards (including HSA and FSA cards). While we don’t provide insurance billing or diagnostic codes, an itemized receipt can be provided upon request.
Deposits and Cancellation Policy
Splankna sessions require a 48-hour cancellation notice. Cancellations made within 48 hours of your appointment will be charged half the price of the visit.
If you have any other questions before your first visit, please text us at (469) 663-4114. We look forward to welcoming you into a space of peace, prayer, and healing.
