about me
Beth Ann Nocar – A Renowned Non-Fiction Female Author
Beth Ann Nocar, RN, MS, CCRN, a seasoned Critical Care Transport Nurse, is a mother of three, born and raised in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland. With a dedicated nursing career spanning over 35 years, Beth’s professional journey has been nothing short of remarkable.
Beth earned her undergraduate Nursing degree from Towson State University. Her pursuit of knowledge led her to the prestigious University of Maryland, where she achieved a Master’s degree in Trauma Critical Care Nursing. Her extensive nursing experience was honed at the renowned University of Maryland Medical Center in downtown Baltimore.
However, Beth’s story transcends the confines of her professional life. Through her own personal trials, particularly her experience with divorce, Beth discovered a profound passion for assisting others in navigating similar life-altering challenges. Her journey through divorce was a transformative period that ignited her commitment to empowering individuals grappling with the emotional upheaval of divorce.
Her journey and personal growth culminated in the creation of her book, “Divorce? YOU’VE GOT THIS!” Beth’s book is not merely a recounting of personal trials; it’s a testament to her unwavering dedication to guiding individuals through the intricate labyrinth of divorce.
Within the pages of “Divorce? YOU’VE GOT THIS!” Beth extends her compassionate hand to those seeking comfort, offering practical advice, emotional support, and a clear roadmap for harnessing strength in the face of adversity.
In Beth’s book, you will find guidance on rebuilding your life, effective co-parenting strategies, and invaluable self-care practices aimed at nurturing your overall well-being. Her unique perspective, garnered from her own experiences, resonates deeply with readers facing similar challenges.
The journey through divorce can be turbulent, but Beth’s voice emerges as a beacon of hope, reminding individuals that the end of a marriage does not equate to the end of one’s identity or happiness. Instead, it signifies the beginning of a new and empowered chapter. Beth Ann Nocar, the non-fiction female author, is living proof that the journey through divorce can lead to a brighter, more empowered “you.”
