On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is Mamie Byas. Mamie started attending The Center after her ex husband introduced her she found a community where she can express herself through art and work on meeting her fitness goals through recreational activities.

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is The Center Member Charlene Reid and her husband and caregiver, Brad Smith. Charlene and Brad started attending The Center after Charlene suffered a stroke and found a community where they can continue to explore new recreational activities with like bodied individuals.

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is Charles Owens. Charles started attending The Center after

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is board member and local tax attorney David Potts. David brings lived experience with a physical challenge to his role. Listen now to hear how David gets centered.

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is Zach French. Zach started attending The Center after a recommendation from his physical therapists and found a second home.

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is Renny Berry. Renny started attending The Center over 8 years ago and found a community where he can continue to explore new recreational activities.

On this special episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest Kelly Evans, Youth Services Program Coordinator, shares information on The Center's Youth Program!

Kelly started at The Center in 2019 and continues to provide new opportunities for youth with physical challenges. Youth Services at The Center offers a variety of opportunities for youth with physical challenges to actively participate in recreational activities, adaptive sports, community outings and social engagements to meet their individual needs and goals.

Camp Get Centered 2023 is ALMOST here! For questions, more information or to register, contact Kelly Evans by phone 918-794-4526 or by email [email protected]!

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenged (The Center), our guest is Gary Moser. Gary started attending The Center in 2020 and found community and strength by playing Adaptive Sports.

On this episode of the "Get Centered" podcast presented by The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges (The Center), Director of Member Services Vickie Holler explains The Center’s membership process and experience. She also answers The Center's most asked questions, including who is qualified for

The Center is the only state-of-the-art adaptive recreational facility in Oklahoma. The Center offers programs and services that improve physical, mental and cognitive wellness, increase independence, build self-confidence, and promote community engagement and socialization to people from 6-years-old to end-of-life who have physical challenges.

We're excited for you to hear our Wendi Fralick and Matthew Gleason interview Jon Lawrence, of Magellan Midstream Partners, about why he gives back to the community as a board member for The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges, and the Parent Child Center.

This is a special crossover episode of the Live United podcast presented by Tulsa Area United, and The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges' brand-new podcast, Get Centered.