Arlene Faulk is a teacher, writer, storyteller and accomplished business woman. Well known for her inspiring Tai Chi teaching, she uses using her calm, clear voice to support and uplift students, helping each to be in the moment and relax from the stress and pressures of the day. The longevity of her students’ participation attests to her impact on their well-being and their ending each a class by wanting more. More calm. More centeredness. More coping ability.

She was once thriving as an upwardly-mobile career woman in a male-dominated corporation, while she hides increasingly severe health problems. As economic downturns batter her business environment, Arlene’s body faces its own dramatic downturn. She lands flat on her couch for two years. With a daunting label of multiple sclerosis — which took 21 years to diagnose — she has no road map for what to do, where to look. She jumps into the scary unknown, having no idea what would happen.