Certainly the snap cap idea can work, even if a person might need more than one application.
Years ago I developed a pretty pronounced flinch reaction when shooting .357 magnum through a S&W 66.
I had my son stand behind me and load the cylinder, leaving random chambers empty. After a few trials with concentration on trigger control, the flinch disappeared.
Luckily for me, it hasn't arisen again: I was target-shooting with my 10mm the other day and had a "click" when it should have been a bang. I was gratified to see that the sights remained dead on.
It can be conquered.
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