The Lovup Method: How Our Relationship Coaching Works

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Many people ask us: « How does Lovup actually work? ». Here we explain our complete method, the 3 coaching steps, the tools used, and what sets us apart from other relationship coaches.

Rather than describing the method in detail, here is a testimonial from a client who applied it and shares the steps he went through.

🎥 See more testimonials on our YouTube channel

Our founding principle

The Lovup method rests on a firm conviction: there is no « miracle formula » for winning someone back. Every breakup, every couple, every story is different. Our role? To assess your situation precisely, then build a tailored action plan with you.

Three pillars structure everything we do:

  • Understand before acting: a careful analysis of the breakup
  • Act intelligently: a sequential action plan adapted to your case
  • Transform lastingly: build personal changes that stick

Step 1: Stop communicating

The first step is counter-intuitive: stop communicating with your ex for a defined period (generally 21 to 45 days depending on your case).

Why? Because as long as you’re on your ex’s radar, they don’t miss you. A no-contact period creates the space needed for them to start asking themselves the right questions about the breakup. Meanwhile, you work on yourself.

This step includes:

  • A clear framework with your coach on the length of the no-contact period
  • Managing the urge to break it (phone, social media)
  • Intensive emotional work on yourself (grief, anger, longing)
  • An honest audit of what went wrong in your relationship

Step 2: Create visible change

While you’re not in contact, you need to genuinely change. Not just on the surface. Our method works across 4 dimensions:

  • Physical: exercise, self-care, wardrobe, energy
  • Social: a new life, new friends, going out, new experiences
  • Emotional: emotional independence, managing longing, confidence
  • Identity: who you really are beyond the relationship you lost

The goal: by the time you reach out again, you are objectively a better version of yourself. Not just superficially.

Step 3: Turn the situation around

Making contact again. This is the most delicate and most strategic step. A poor first message can undo everything. A good first message can open everything up.

Your coach works with you on:

  • The timing of the first contact (day, time, context)
  • The exact content of the first message (text, email, voice note)
  • Handling the response (positive, negative, silence)
  • The progression towards a first meeting
  • The decisive meeting (where to go, how to behave, what to say)
  • Getting back together on healthy foundations

Lovup’s specific tools

To make all of this practical, you get access to:

  • 📓 The recovery journal: guided daily exercises
  • 📞 Video sessions with your dedicated coach (1 to 2 per week)
  • 💬 Private 24/7 messaging with your coach
  • 📚 Method sheets for each step
  • 👥 Private community with other clients on the same journey

What makes the Lovup method different

  • An approach grounded in relationship psychology, not just « getting your ex back »
  • A dedicated coach throughout the programme (no copy-paste replies)
  • A daily action plan, not just theoretical advice
  • Several years of experience supporting people through relationship recovery

👉 Book your free consultation to find out how the method applies to your situation.

Adrien | Co-fondateur de Lovup

Adrien, co-fondateur de Lovup. Il participe au développement de l'agence et à la structuration de l'accompagnement proposé aux personnes traversant une rupture ou une période de remise en question sentimentale.

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