Eva Morse

Eva Morse, LCSW (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who provides trauma-informed psychotherapy for people seeking real, lasting change. Her work is about more than managing symptoms—it’s about moving beyond survival and into a life that actually feels like your own.

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Eva’s approach has been shaped by years of work in psychosocial oncology, hospice, and end-of-life care. Sitting with people through grief, mortality, and irreversible change taught her how to stay steady in the hardest moments, tell the truth with compassion, and focus on what matters when everything else falls away. That experience now informs a therapy style that is grounded, direct, and deeply human.

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Eva works best with clients who are ready to face what they’ve been carrying for far too long—trauma, grief, identity disruption, or an existential unraveling often described as a “dark night of the soul.” She helps people integrate the parts of themselves they’ve learned to silence or set aside, so they can move forward with more clarity, self-trust, and agency.

Her work is rooted in trauma-informed, strengths-based, and humanistic care, drawing from evidence-based approaches including ACT, mindfulness-based interventions, CBT, and grief-informed therapy.

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Eva is especially passionate about working with artists, musicians, and other highly creative people. Many arrive feeling muted, fragmented, or disconnected from their voice—whether in relationships, work, or creative life. Eva helps clients build confidence and reconnect with a sense of integrity and presence that supports authentic, powerful self-expression.

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Clients often describe Eva as steady, incisive, and deeply attuned. Her work is a good fit for people who are done circling their pain and ready to do something real with it.