Ms. Unnati Singh is an academic and practitioner in the field of Psychology with a specialization in Forensic Psychology. She holds a B.A. (Hons.) in Applied Psychology from Amity University and an M.Sc. in Forensic Psychology from the National Forensic Sciences University, India.

She has professional experience as an Assistant Psychologist, working with children with developmental delays, hyperactivity, and diverse behavioral needs. Her clinical and forensic training includes internships at the Institute of Mental Health & Research Centre, the Prosecution Department (U.P.), and the Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, where she gained hands-on experience in lie-detection and psychological assessments.

In addition to practice, Ms. Singh has actively engaged in academic teaching and training. She has conducted lectures, workshops, and training programs on mental health, forensic psychology, and criminal behavior analysis, designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical casework.

Her research interests lie in forensic psychology, criminology, victimology, and the psychological dimensions of crime, with a focus on areas such as media trials, memory recall of violent offenders, and the psychological impact of incarceration on families.