Clinical Reiki
A restorative practice with a clinically informed approach.
Reiki offers space to slow down, reconnect, and experience deep relaxation. At Bridge, Clinical Reiki brings this gentle, complementary practice together with a thoughtful understanding of emotional wellness, grief, life transitions, and the mind-body connection.
Eva Morse
Reiki Master
A pioneer in integrative care.
Eva has spent more than a decade bringing Reiki into hospitals, cancer care, hospice, and behavioral health settings, helping bridge traditional healthcare and complementary approaches to wellness
Established the hospital's first outpatient integrative cancer-care program.
Developed Reiki training for nurses, physicians, social workers, and chaplains
Received the Kent School's Associate Dean for Research Award for graduate work exploring Reiki in hospice and palliative care.
2015 · BAPTIST HEALTH
2022 · HOSPARUS HEALTH
2018 · UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISVILLE
Where clinical experience meets holistic care.
Clinical Reiki at Bridge is shaped by Eva Morse's background as a licensed clinical social worker, Reiki Master Teacher, and end-of-life doula.
With experience spanning oncology, hospice, palliative care, and behavioral health settings, Eva brings a unique understanding of how emotional, physical, and spiritual experiences can intersect. Her approach combines the traditional practice of Reiki with the perspective of a clinician who has spent years supporting people through illness, grief, caregiving, and significant life transitions.
This isn't psychotherapy or medical treatment. It's a complementary wellness experience offered with clinical insight, compassion, and respect for your individual needs.
Your experience begins with a brief relaxation exercise and an opportunity to set an intention for your session. You'll rest comfortably, fully clothed, on a treatment table in a quiet, welcoming environment.
Eva then guides you through a Reiki session, using gentle touch or hands held near the body according to your comfort and preferences. She may also offer intuitive impressions, reflections, or spiritual guidance as part of the experience.
Each session concludes with time for questions and reflection, along with an optional closing blessing or prayer.
Some people describe feeling deeply relaxed, grounded, or more connected to themselves. Others simply appreciate an hour of quiet rest. Every experience is different, and there's no particular way you're supposed to feel.
What happens during your session?
Meet Eva!
Licensed Clinical Social Worker | Reiki Master Teacher | End-of-Life Doula
Eva has spent more than a decade bringing Reiki and complementary wellness practices into medical and behavioral health settings.
She pioneered Baptist Health's first outpatient integrative cancer-care program in 2015 and later helped develop integrative care initiatives and Reiki education for interdisciplinary clinical teams at Hosparus Health. Her graduate research exploring Reiki in hospice and palliative care received the University of Louisville's Kent School of Social Work Associate Dean for Research Award.
Today, Eva draws on her experience in psychotherapy, oncology, hospice, and end-of-life care to offer a thoughtful, individualized approach to Clinical Reiki at Bridge.