Disability Services
The Grove is dedicated to empowering both children and adults with disabilities and special needs through comprehensive support services aimed at fostering growth and independence. Through thorough evaluations, each individual’s unique strengths and challenges are assessed. This lays the groundwork for personalized care plans.
This CREOKS program ensures that individuals can navigate their daily lives with confidence and autonomy. We provide opportunities for skill-building, education and community integration to enable clients to reach their full potential and lead fulfilling lives.
Common Diagnoses
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- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Down Syndrome
- Tourette’s Syndrome
- Bi-polar
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Specialized Team
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- Licensed Psychologist
- Occupational Therapist
- Physical Therapist
- Registered Dietician
- Licensed Speech Pathologist
- Licensed Behavioral Health Therapist
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Coordinated Care
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- Case Manager
- Family Support Professional
- Care Coordinator
- Wrap-around Services
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Array of Hope
Array of Hope is CREOKS’s neurodiverse program for children ages 0-18. Although similar to the adult offerings, we tailor the program specifically for children and their caretakers. Expect to interact with topics such as: AutPlay Therapy, Parent Child Interaction Therapy, Attachment and Biobehavioral Catchup, and Truama Focused Congitive Behavioral Therapy.
Plus, we offer a Family Support Provider who has lived the experience of raising and loving a child with a mental health diagnosis. They also have experience navigating the juvenile justice system, child welfare and the school systems. They will provide coaching and support to caregivers ats they work towards their family goals.
Special thanks to our grantor GKFF BEST, LLC an affiliate of and supported by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Molly Ziriax
Advocate | Educator | Speaker
CREOKS Director of Developmental Disability Services & Business Development
Molly holds a Bachelor of Arts and is a Licensed K-8 Teacher with a deep passion for advocacy and education. With extensive experience in the world of disabilities—both professionally and personally—she brings a unique perspective shaped by her journey as a mother to a daughter with Down syndrome.
As the former President of the Down Syndrome Association of Tulsa, Molly has dedicated herself to empowering individuals with disabilities and fostering inclusive communities. Her advocacy work has taken her to Washington, D.C., where she played a key role in lobbying for the passage of ABLE Accounts, ensuring greater financial security for people with disabilities.
With a professional background in Higher Education, particularly in Housing and Residential Life, Molly understands the importance of creating supportive environments that promote independence and inclusion. She thrives in event planning, public speaking, and community outreach—using her voice to educate and inspire others.
Beyond her work, Molly finds joy in spending time with her husband and their three beautiful daughters. She takes pride in watching them grow into compassionate advocates who stand up for justice and inclusion. Whether camping, hiking, traveling, or exploring new places, she embraces every adventure with enthusiasm and a heart for making a difference.
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Address
CREOKS Community Resource Center
2566 East Kenosha St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74014
