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Actually, orchids often produce new shoots on irregular schedules, so it's not necessarily the case that yours isn't making them. To get more of them, make sure it's getting enough indirect light (a bright window works great), that the humidity is decent, and that it's not in a spot with temperature fluctuations.
If your plant is healthy but you haven't seen anything new for months, the trickiest problem is often air humidity - orchids need humidity around 50-70%, not just water in the pot, and most people don't think about that enough. Try misting around the plant (not directly on the leaves) or put it on a saucer with pebbles and a bit of water, so the air around it gets more humid.
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