Pbj@work | Pbj Connections

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

Handicap Accessible|Limited Access|No Stairs in Service Delivery Areas.

Eligibility

Work groups, social groups and teams of all descriptions.

Required documents

Hours

Length of sessions will vary depending on your goals. Two hour, half-day and full-day sessions are available.

(740) 924-2002

Fax

(740) 924-7543

Voice

Websitehttp://www.pbjconnections.org

Email[email protected]

Application process

Call for information and a customized quote.

Fees

Pricing proportional to services provided. Introductory sessions are available starting at $75 per participant.

Service area

Washington County, Ohio Pickaway County, Ohio Licking County, Ohio Knox County, Ohio Monroe County, Ohio Noble County, Ohio Marion County, Ohio Crawford County, Ohio Coshocton County, Ohio Athens County, Ohio Guernsey County, Ohio Wyandot County, Ohio

A corporate learning program focused on professional growth and team building. Individuals and groups learn to improve leadership, communication, and problem solving skills. Using the innovative and fun model of Equine-Assisted Learning, PBJ@Work is a different approach to corporate education. Develop your team in an interactive setting using horses to help team members communicate and work together more effectively. Sessions are customized to meet the needs of your team and special situations. All activities are non-riding, making PBJ@Work less strenuous than most ropes courses and more fun than classroom teambuilding. No horse experience is necessary. In a peaceful setting and working with horses, your team will have the chance to work on issues and challenges you are facing - or - simply improve morale and have some fun.

Last assured

01/20/2026

What's Here

Team Building Activities

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.