Orlie Beer

Orlie Beer is a psychologist with over 26 years of clinical experience, working with people through periods of change, loss, and disruption. She is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and an accredited trainer with the Black Dog Institute’s Workplace Programs.

Her work centres on helping people find their place on the map when things stop working in the usual way whether due to trauma, grief, chronic illness, neurodiversity, or work related pressures. She works with individuals, couples, children and parents, supporting relationship dynamics, family strain, parenting challenges, and identity shifts. With children and families, she focuses on making things more workable in real terms: helping parents understand what drives behaviour, reducing escalation, and restoring balance at home. Orlie also works directly with young children, addressing behavioural and developmental concerns. The overall focus is on clarity, consistency, and viability.

Orlie has worked across hospital, community health, and disability settings, including oncology, cardiology, rehabilitation, palliative care, and neurodiverse support. She provides therapy under Medicare and the NDIS, and works with EAP clients around workplace stress, career transitions, and professional identity.

While grounded in depth and complexity, Orlie’s approach is practical, systemic, solution focused, and humanistic.

Orlie currently provides consultations via Telehealth (video call). After hours and weekend slots are also available at request