Featured Projects
For clinicians seeking a more effective model—and for individuals tired of being blamed for someone else's struggles—welcome to Prodependence.
“The answer isn’t less love. It’s healthier love.”
“Compassion is not pathology. Caring is not a disorder.”
You don't have to choose between loving someone well and taking care of yourself. Healthy relationships make room for both.
This book introduces a different way of understanding the challenges of loving someone who struggles—one that replaces blame and labels with attachment, compassion, healthy boundaries, and personal responsibility.
Prodependence challenges traditional thinking about codependency and offers a fresh, compassionate approach to love, support, and relationships.
Beyond the Nest
Beyond the Nest was created from Dr. Kim Buck’s professional work with individuals, couples, and families—and her personal experience navigating the changing role of parenting adult children.
Grounded in attachment, relationship science, and Prodependent Parenting™, the book explores one of parenting’s most complex transitions: learning how to remain deeply connected to our adult children while respecting their independence and allowing them to direct their own lives.
Through practical insights, reflection exercises, and relationship-building tools, Beyond the Nest helps parents navigate boundaries, communication, worry, letting go, and the inevitable challenges that arise as families grow and change,
The Connection Project
Men’s Track
Women’s Track
The Connection Project is the culmination of more than two decades of clinical work, curriculum development, and evolving research in the treatment of compulsive sexual behaviors, betrayal, and relational healing. Developed by Dr. Kim Buck , it brings together attachment science, interpersonal neurobiology, Practicing Prodependence™, and the work of leading clinicians in the field. Through complementary curricula for men with CSBD and women healing from betrayal, The Connection Project moves beyond simply managing symptoms toward something deeper: building integrity, restoring emotional health, strengthening intimacy, and creating the capacity for authentic connection.
Because lasting recovery is about more than changing behavior.
It’s about changing how we connect.
Where it all began
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Where it all began ~
Developed by Dr. Kim Buck, The Connection Project grew from more than 23 years of clinical work with individuals and couples impacted by compulsive sexual behaviors and betrayal. An evolution of the highly successful SABR (Sexual Addiction and Betrayal Recovery) program, it preserves the strongest elements of the original curriculum while incorporating current research, emerging best practices, and the work of leading clinicians and pioneers in the field.
The name has changed. The research has evolved.
And the work continues—with a deeper focus on what has always mattered most: healing through connection.
