Amy McWilliam is a Registered Psychologist with a Master of Organisational Psychology and almost 20 years of experience across therapy, coaching, leadership development and organisational consulting.
Her career has spanned clinical practice, executive assessment, organisational culture, risk culture, change and leadership advisory work across government, financial services, health and other complex settings. She has worked with individuals, leaders and organisations in Australia and internationally.
Today, Amy brings those perspectives together through Second Curve Psychology. She supports adults navigating burnout, career change, midlife transition, work and family strain and identity shifts. She also advises executives and organisations on leadership, culture, change, team effectiveness and the human impact of new ways of working.
Her approach is reflective, practical and psychologically grounded. The work is collaborative and direct, with enough depth to understand what is driving the issue and enough structure to support meaningful action.
Amy McWilliam
Director/ Principal Psychologist
Education and qualifications
Master of Organisational Psychology
Macquarie University
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with Honours
Macquarie University
Registered Psychologist
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Registration number PSY0001231948
Department of Psychology Prize for Adult Development and Ageing
Macquarie University
Professional Accreditations
Hogan Psychometric Assessment Suite
SHL Psychometric Assessment Suite
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
Selected Professional Development
Advanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Australian Psychological Society
Trauma in the Digital World
Australian Psychological Society
Psychological First Aid
Johns Hopkins University
Professional Memberships
Member, Australian Psychological Society
Member, Mensa Australia
Member, Golden Key International Honour Society
Industry experience
Amy has worked with individuals, leaders, teams and organisations across a broad range of sectors, including:
Government and public sector
Banking, financial services and superannuation
Higher education and research
Health and human services
Technology and information services
Automotive and manufacturing
Construction and infrastructure
Retail and consumer services
Arts and creative industries
Environmental and sustainability sectors
Not for profit and community organisations
Entrepreneurs, business owners and founder led organisations