Merch
The work doesn’t end when the training does.
The things we carry every day are rarely extraordinary. Occasionally, they remind us of something that is. This collection brings a small part of EMDR Educators into the ordinary places where learning continues.
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Aqua Unisex T-Shirt
Price range: $34.00 through $42.00 -

Navy Blue Unisex T-Shirt
Price range: $34.00 through $44.00 -

Pink Unisex T-Shirt
Price range: $34.00 through $42.00 -

White Unisex T-Shirt
Price range: $34.00 through $44.00 -

White Ceramic Mug 15oz.
$19.99 -

Black Glossy Mug 15oz.
$20.99 -

Gold Metallic Mug 11oz.
$29.99 -

Glass Engraved Mug, 12.25oz.
$26.17 -

White Unisex Long Sleeve
Price range: $34.00 through $40.00 -

Black Unisex Long Sleeve
Price range: $34.00 through $40.00 -

True Royal Unisex Long Sleeve
Price range: $34.00 through $40.00 -

Navy Unisex Long Sleeve
Price range: $34.00 through $40.00 -

Black Accessory Pouch
$16.00 -

Dusty Blue Keyring Tag
$18.00 -

Business Card Holder
$39.00 -

White Porcelain Square Magnet
$18.00 -

White Unisex Mid-Weight Hoodie
Price range: $85.00 through $87.00 -

Black Unisex Mid-Weight Hoodie
Price range: $85.00 through $87.00 -

Grey Unisex Mid-Weight Hoodie
Price range: $85.00 through $87.00 -

Navy Unisex Mid-Weight Hoodie
Price range: $85.00 through $87.00 -

White Low Profile Baseball Cap
$30.00 -

Royal Blue Low Profile Baseball Cap
$30.00 -

Navy Low Profile Baseball Cap
$30.00 -

Black Low Profile Baseball Cap
$30.00 -

White Weekender Tote Bag
$50.00 -

Azure Blue Weekender Tote Bag
$50.00 -

Storm Blue Weekender Tote Bag
$50.00 -

Navy Blue Weekender Tote Bag
$50.00 -

Navy Softcover Journal
$22.00 -

Dusty Blue Softcover Journal
$22.00 -

Azure Blue Softcover Journal
$22.00 -

Raspberry Pink Softcover Journal
$22.00
Every organization eventually becomes known for something.
Everything at EMDR Educators has grown from a remarkably simple purpose: helping therapists become more capable of changing lives. Everything else is simply in service of that.
And the longer you do this work, the harder it becomes to separate what you do from how you think. That turns out to be less of a problem than it first sounds.
