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Family Coaching | Pbj Connections

9800 Jug Street Road Nw, Pbj Connections, Pataskala, OH 43062

Handicap Accessible|Limited Access|No Stairs in Service Delivery Areas.
Eligibility
Families facing transition or conflict.
Required documents

Hours
Facilitation team will work on a schedule that is convenient for applicants.
Application process
Call for information.
Fees
Sessions last two hours and can be taken individually for $300, or families can pre-register for the total of 12 hours for $1500.
Service area
Coshocton County, Ohio Athens County, Ohio Licking County, Ohio Knox County, Ohio Noble County, Ohio Pickaway County, Ohio Guernsey County, Ohio Crawford County, Ohio Washington County, Ohio Monroe County, Ohio Wyandot County, Ohio Marion County, Ohio
Offers a program for a range of needs fitting families facing transition or conflict to families looking to get ahead. Give your family the advantage of professional staff and a proven curriculum. PBJ Connections can help your family:
  • Communicate better
  • Create more emotional safety between family members
  • Cope with stress more effectively
  • Understand each other better
  • Manage feelings and behaviors better
  • Problem-solve with each other effectively
During this six-week course, a licensed mental health professional, an equine specialist, and horses will work with you through an equine-assisted learning curriculum. Our staff will work confidentially with your family to meet your individual needs. All sessions involve individualized equine-assisted learning activities.
Last assured
01/20/2026
Providing organization
Pbj Connections
PBJ Connections provides professional behavioral health therapy to children, adults and families through horses, counseling and nature. Sessions focus on emotional awareness and behavioral management which helps clients deal with mental health issues or environmental stressors. Clients learn how they are connected to themselves, other people, and the world at large through tasks with the horses, which promotes mental and emotional health. Initial intake will determine if the client is best suited for individual or group therapy.