The quest for an integrative or heuristic explanatory model of radicalization processes has led us to engage in theoretical and practical reflections during various conferences and seminars. Among these, the 3N Theory (Needs, Networks, and Narratives; Kruglanski & Bélanger, 2019) stands out as one of the few frameworks that not only aligns with other concurrent theories but also draws on comprehensive, varied, and compelling empirical data. This is crucial for identifying possibilities of reversing violent radical commitments.