Donna Peters Psy.D., P.C.

Dr. Peters holds the following degrees:

• Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology, University of Denver-Specialty Focus: Forensic Assessment/Behavioral Analysis
• Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, University of Denver
• Masters degree in Counseling, University of Maryland

Dr. Peters has 24 years of clinical/forensic experience with diverse populations in various settings to include:

• U.S. Navy/Marine Corps-Family Advocacy Program
• U.S. Army-Behavioral Health
• Denver VA Medical Center
• Heathright International, Human Right’s Clinic
• Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network
• Private Practice
• Kaiser Permanente
• Rape Assistance and Awareness Program
• Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
• Memphis Sexual Assault Resource Center

Dr. Peters has served as guest lecturer and provided trainings on topics to include domestic violence/Intimate partner violence, sexual assault, childhood sexual/physical abuse, working with torture and refugee populations, posttrauma sequelae and impact of victimization, combat related PTSD, and biology of trauma in settings to include:

• University of Denver, Graduate School of Professional Psychology
• University of Denver, International Disaster Program
• Military and Civilian law enforcement agencies
• University of Maryland, Graduate Program in Counseling
• Colorado Department of Corrections
• Planned Parenthood
• Rape Assistance and Awareness Program
• Numerous community groups

Dr. Peters holds membership in a variety of professional organizations to include:

• Member, American Psychological Association
• Member, American Psychological Associate-Division of Trauma Psychology
• Member, American Psychology-Law Society
• Member, International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies