Dr. Kate Termini received her undergraduate degree in psychology, with a minor in criminology from Duke University.
She worked for three years in the area of forensic psychology before returning to graduate school to earn her doctorate in clinical psychology, with a specialty in neuropsychology, from Yeshiva University/Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
She underwent training in facilities including Bellevue Hospital Center, the Manhattan Campus of the Veteran's Affairs Hospital, and NYU Medical Center. She completed her clinical psychology internship, with a specialty in neuropsychology, at North Shore University Hospital/Long Island Jewish Health System.
She is a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of New York and is currently pursuing board certification in clinical neuropsychology. She has extensive training in neuropsychological assessment, as well as psychological assessment, in both the forensic and clinical realms. She serves as a consultant and psychologist to Brooklyn's Mental Health Court. She is an adjunct faculty member at Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology as an instructor of clinical assessment to doctoral students.
She has also appeared on the Discovery ID series' Six Degree of Murder and The Deadliest Decade.
