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You may want to try spritzing it a bit or setting it on a pebble tray to raise the humidity around it. You can also try just dunking the container/roots in water once a week as well. Don't let it sit in standing water but dousing the roots can be helpful.

zilka51, your orchid is probably a phalenopsis, or moth orchid. They usually prefer to be potbound to some degree. While some prefer to repot yearly, others like to repot as needed. I find that the phals tend to bloom with more spikes and blooms when slightly potbound...age of plant helps also. When the roots are coming out over the top of the pot and you think that there are more roots outside than inside, then is the time to repot! It is OK to leave the transparent container inside the ceramic, but orchids love air circulation. You might think about leaving it out until company is ccoming over.

I've found it helpful to soak dry orchids in tepid water for 6-8 hours to enable the plant's rehydration. Most 'phals' will react the way your describe when allowed to dry out too often.
This article should help; https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/orchids/indoor-orchid-care.htm

You don't specify what orchid family. Some varieties need or will tolerate more sun than others. If the area is bright, several varieties should do well.

Please be more specific. Different orchids grow at different times of the year.