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I didn't watch the video but I did read some of the papers. I'm not sure if the video gives a different vibe, but the papers make it clear that incels need mental health intervention and their goal is to find the best way to provide it.

Our data suggest that incels represent a newly identified hard-to-reach and potentially at-risk group, suitable for targeted mental health interventions.

The papers mention anyone doing this intervention shouldn't put too much weight on incels being violent, misogynistic, or ultra right wing since it's a very small portion of incels that have those characteristics. As well, care should be taken to not dismiss an incels perceived problems with society. The major finding is that incels are their own worst enemy and need to improve themselves instead of playing a victim

A significant finding in this study was the extent to which incels reported to be NEET (not in education employment or training), lower-educated, or still living with their parents. Roughly 17% of incels (compared to only 9% of non-incels) reported to be NEET. Given the premium that women do indeed place on status, education and economic success when selecting a mate, improving the material-conditions of men’s lives through education, housing and employment, might help them to form romantic relationships, and thus improve their mental wellbeing

Any potential mental health interventions should also take into consideration our findings around the tendency for interpersonal victimhood

The Tendency for Interpersonal Victimhood (TIV) describes an ongoing feeling that the self is a victim, a feeling that becomes central to one’s identity. Those with a perpetual victimhood-mindset tend to have "external locus of control” and believe one’s life is entirely under the control of forces outside of oneself.