Individual therapy
One-to-one counseling for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and life transitions — in person at the ranch or by telehealth in Georgia.


East Dublin, Georgia
Individual, group, and equine-assisted therapy. In person at the ranch or by telehealth anywhere in Georgia. Evenings and weekends, by appointment only.
In person at the ranch
1695 Buckeye Road, East Dublin
Telehealth in Georgia
Statewide video sessions
Evenings & weekends
By appointment only
Most major insurance
Self-pay welcome · no Medicaid or Medicare
Our philosophy
Mental and emotional well-being are part of overall health. Therapy is a practical tool for that balance — not a last resort. We work from self-acceptance and authenticity, with empathy, and without judgment.
On this ranch we use traditional talk therapy and nontraditional work with horses. The plan is straightforward: look at what is going right, what is going wrong, and get your life back.
About the practice
Care we offer
One-to-one counseling for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and life transitions — in person at the ranch or by telehealth in Georgia.
EAGALA-informed sessions with horses on our East Dublin ranch. Horses offer a non-judgmental partner for trauma, addiction, anxiety, and behavioral work.
Grief and loss, teen social skills, and depression and anxiety groups. Contact us for current openings.
Support for children and families, including animal-assisted work and traditional talk therapy. Meet-and-greet available.
Evidence-based care for PTSD, trauma, and the aftereffects of crisis — including work with veterans.
Practical, compassionate counseling to quiet fear, lift hopelessness, and rebuild daily life.

Equine-assisted psychotherapy
Our EAGALA-informed therapists structure sessions with horses to address trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, and behavioral goals. Horses do not judge. They respond. That makes room to work through what is hard without being interpreted by another person.
Explore equine therapyThe humans behind the work
Dr. Paula J. Smith and Amy T. Solen bring trauma, veteran, autism, and behavior-analysis expertise to East Dublin.
Meet the teamDr. Paula J. Smith
BSW, MSW, DSW, LCSW
Founder · Clinical social worker
Amy T. Solen
MSW, MEd, LMSW, BCBA, LBA, CACTS
Clinician · BCBA
Common questions
PJB Therapy is a counseling practice in East Dublin, Georgia offering individual, group, and equine-assisted therapy. Sessions are in person at 1695 Buckeye Road and by telehealth throughout Georgia.
Yes. We offer telehealth to clients located in Georgia, as well as in-person appointments at our ranch in East Dublin.
We see clients primarily in the evening and on weekends, by appointment only. We are closed on major holidays.
We accept most major commercial insurance plans and welcome self-pay clients. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare. Call us so we can verify your benefits before the first session.
Self-pay is welcome. Individual sessions are $150. We also offer a sliding scale — call us to talk through options.
Call (478) 304-7183, email pjbtherapy@gmail.com, or send an inquiry through our contact form. Please do not drop in; we schedule visits so other clients have privacy during session.
1695 Buckeye Road, East Dublin, Georgia 31027. Therapy takes place in a warm office and, for equine sessions, on the ranch pastures.
Send an inquiry
Appointments are scheduled — please do not drop in, so other clients keep their privacy.