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About the Author

Wendy Ulrich, PhD, MBA, was a psychologist in private practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for almost fifteen years before serving with her husband as he presided over the Canada Montreal Mission. She founded the Sixteen Stones Center for Growth, which offers seminar-retreats for LDS women. She is a mother and grandmother, a columnist for Deseret News, a former president of the Association of Mormon Counselors and Psychotherapist, and a business consultant with The RBL Group. Her books include Forgiving Ourselves, Weakness is Not Sin, and the national bestseller The Why of work, co-authored with her husband, Dave Ulrich.