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Version 1.9 · 2025-12-19
- bugs fixed
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The store currently lists version 1.9, updated 2025-12-19.








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“Overcoming pain based on EMDR” was brought to you by Mark Grant, well known Australian psychologist/researcher and writer. Mark is particularly interested in developing resources that sufferers of pain and stress can use to make a real difference in their suffering. He is motivated to do what works best for his clients rather than what the ‘accepted wisdom’ might say. But he maintains a scientific approach and has conducted several studies regarding the efficacy of EMDR as a treatment for chronic pain.
“Overcoming pain based on EMDR” mobile application is using recent discoveries from brain science to alleviate chronic pain and severe stress.
The application comprises 3 playlists for controlling pain and associated stress that can maintain pain.
Each playlist is designed with different goals in mind.…
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