Ann Gold Buscho Ph.D.

About

Ann Gold Buscho, Ph.D., is the author of The Parent's Guide to Birdnesting: A Child-Centered Solution to Co-Parenting During Separation and Divorce. She is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in family issues and issues related to divorce, parenting, parenting planning, and co-parenting counseling. She has presented widely at state and national conferences for attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial professionals on collaborative divorce, forgiveness practices, nesting during divorce, and consensual dispute resolution. Buscho, a graduate of Stanford University and the California Graduate School of Psychology, is also a co-founder of a residential treatment program for traumatized emergency responders and their families at which she volunteers regularly. Visit her "nesting" website here.

Books by Ann Gold Buscho Ph.D.

Recent Posts

What to Do When You Can’t Decide About Divorce

Discernment counseling helps partners clarify the next steps in their relationship, with three possible options: stay, go, or commit to marital counseling.

7 Perils of Divorce Later in Life

The challenges and complexities of gray divorce suggest that spouses face unique perils and need more support than spouses ending a short-term marriage earlier in life.

Why Do We Experience Delayed Grief After a Loss or Divorce?

Delayed grief after a death or divorce can be a good coping strategy as long as it works. Then what? Understanding what it is, why we experience it, and what we can do about it.

5 Ways to Reduce the Stigma of Divorce

As common as divorce is, the stigma remains. You can help change the negative stereotypes and blaming culture by making a few simple changes in how you think or talk about divorce.

7 Emotions: How It May Feel to Decide to Divorce

Deciding to divorce is complicated and painful. It can result in a soup of feelings, even emotions that seem contradictory.

Should a Partner Always Confess Their Affair?

To tell or not to tell? There are several factors to consider, since many affairs lead to divorce.

Holiday Coping Strategies During Divorce

You’re going through a divorce and now you have the added stress and emotions of the holidays. Your kids may or may not be with you. Here are some strategies that may help.

How Women Over 50 Can Recover Financially from a Divorce

Recovering financially from divorce can be challenging for women over 50. But it's possible.

Fighting With an Ex or Soon-to-Be Ex? Minimize the Damage

Parental conflict hurts kids. Know the risks for long-term damage, and how to help your children adjust and build resilience during and after your divorce.

Rebuilding Your Life After a Gray Divorce

Divorce after age 50 brings new complexities to recovery and resilience. These suggestions will guide you to health, healing, and happiness.