Orlie Beer

Orlie Beer is a highly experienced psychologist with over 25 years of clinical practice, dedicated to helping individuals navigate life’s most challenging transitions. A registered member of the Australian Psychological Society and an accredited trainer with The Black Dog Institute’s Workplace Programs, she integrates deep clinical expertise with a broad understanding of human resilience across personal and professional contexts.

Orlie’s therapeutic work focuses on navigating change, loss, and identity-whether through trauma, grief, chronic illness, neurodiversity or workplace transitions. She is skilled in supporting individuals through adjustment and resilience-building, helping them find clarity and strength in uncertainty. Working with individuals, couples, and families, she addresses relationship challenges, career shifts, and the emotional impact of disability and health conditions. Her approach is practical, evidence-based, and deeply attuned to the personal stories and lived experiences of her clients.

Her career has spanned hospital, community health, and disability settings, with experience in oncology, cardiology, rehabilitation, palliative care, and neurodiverse support. She has provided therapy under Medicare and the NDIS, collaborating with medical and allied health professionals to ensure holistic client care. Additionally, she works with Employee Assistance Program (EAP) clients, offering targeted support for career transitions, work-related stress, and professional identity development.

Appointments with Orlie are available through telehealth (video call) only.