Craig Wetterer, PhD, JD, MSCP
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, (APA Accredited) Fielding Graduate University | 2015
MSCP in Clinical Psychopharmacology, Fairleigh Dickinson University | 2024
J.D. William Howard Taft University School of Law | 2005 (ABA Member since 2007)
M.A. in Psychology (Pre-Doctoral Track) California State University, Sacramento | 2001
B.A. in Psychology (cum laude), California State University, Sacramento | 1996
My clinical training, research, teaching, and applied assessment experience provides me with the tools to conduct thorough, integrated psychological assessments.
Forensic & Neuropsychological Assessment Experience
Forensic Psychologist, State of Nevada Department of Health & Human Services (2019 - 2021). (2022 - 2023 - Contracted Position)
Clinical Director, Inpatient Psychiatric Crisis Bed Unit (Licensed Hospital) at California State Prison, Sacramento (2017-2018).
Clinical Psychologist at California State Prison, Sacramento (2015-2017), including post-doctoral fellowship training.
Forensic Assessment training (Internship) at Arden Psychological Services (2015) - Sacramento, CA
Forensic Assessment training (Internship) at Psychwest Clinical & Forensic Psychology (2014) - Yuba City, CA
Clinical training rotation in Neuropsychological Assessment (2010-2011) - Valley Neuropsychological Services, Sacramento, CA
Professional Affiliations
American Psychological Association | Member
American Bar Association | Member
American College of Forensic Psychology | Member
International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) | Associate Member
Society for Police & Criminal Psychology | Member
Nevada Psychologist License #PY0899 | CA #PSY29037
PSYPACT Mobility # 6822
Dana Anderson, Psy.D.
Dr. Anderson is a clinical-forensic psychologist practicing in California and Nevada. Dr. Anderson has developed expertise across a wide range of forensic psychological evaluation settings. She has appeared on Nancy Grace's True Crime series, Investigation Discovery, Crime Door Television, and Fox Nation, providing insights and expertise on the psychological factors that intersect criminal behavior. Dr. Anderson's practice website can be found be clicking the website button below. You can also book a meeting with Dr. Anderson directly from the link below.
Our Vision is Embedded in our Logo
Our logo represents an Enso circle, which is referred to as "Enso," a symbol deeply rooted in Zen Buddhism and represents a broad range of concepts that are central to a philosophical and spiritual understanding of the world. Its creation is a mindful practice that reflects the spiritual state of the artist at the moment of drawing, encapsulating both the physical act and the spiritual journey that accompanies it. From a psychological perspective, the Enso circle can be understood to embody several principles that are significant to psychological well-being.
At Carson Valley Psychological Services, the Enso circle is not merely a part of our logo; it is a profound symbol that encapsulates the core values and philosophies that guide our approach to mental health care. This emblem serves as a constant reminder of the holistic, mindful, and compassionate care we strive to provide to our patients, caregivers, and stakeholders. Each stroke of the Enso in our logo reflects our commitment to fostering psychological well-being through a blend of scientific knowledge and spiritual wisdom.
