Frequently Asked Questions

Maypop Grove supports leaders and teams navigating change with practical toolkits, programs, and guided support. The goal is simple: clarity, credible commitments, and momentum that holds.

Lead the Work supports teams and organizations delivering change. Lift the Leader supports individuals strengthening capacity, craft, influence, and direction. If you’re not sure, start with the path that matches where the pressure feels strongest right now.

Start with one of three doors: (1) Book a conversation if you want guided support, (2) Explore Toolkits if you want something you can use today, or (3) Explore Programs for structured learning.

It’s the outcome language. Instead of listing activities, we name what gets better—clarity, alignment, commitment, momentum, and the leadership capacity to sustain it.

A Toolkit is a practical resource—worksheet, checklist, framework, script, or prompt set—designed to help you make a clean next step in a real situation.

Some Toolkits are public, and some are available to members or program participants. Each Toolkit page shows access level and the simplest next step to get it.

Offerings are paid pathways for accelerating outcomes—labs, coaching, sprints, advisory, programs, and licenses. Each offering is designed to reduce friction and build capability you can sustain.

All three. Lift the Leader is for individuals. Lead the Work is for teams and organizations. Many engagements blend both, because change lives in the work and in the leader.

A first conversation is a short, focused intake. We clarify what’s happening, what ‘better’ looks like, and the smallest credible next step. If there’s a fit, we’ll suggest one option—not a menu.

A Lab is a focused working session (90 minutes to a day) to align decisions, commitments, and next actions. A Sprint is a short engagement (weeks) to build momentum, structure follow‑through, and make change stick across cycles.

We use a simple ladder. For organizations: Toolkit → Lab → Sprint → Advisory → License. For individuals: Toolkit → Membership → Lab → Coaching → Growth by Design. We start with the smallest thing that can work.

The intake session stands on its own. If you enroll in Growth by Design, the intake fee is fully credited toward your program enrollment.

Yes—nonprofit pricing is available for organization engagements (Lead the Work). It does not apply to individual offerings. Details live on the Nonprofit Pricing page.

Eligible nonprofit and public‑benefit organizations receive 35% off standard pricing for applicable organization offerings (labs, sprints, advisory, licenses, and programs).

You’ll find current pricing in two places: the Pricing page for overview, and the booking page for session-based services. For organization engagements, pricing may be shown as ranges or set after scoping.

Both. Many offerings are virtual by default, with hybrid or on‑site options available depending on location and scope.

Yes. Workshops and labs can be delivered for teams and cohorts. If you have a specific audience and goal, book a conversation and we’ll shape the simplest format that fits.

Across industries. The work is less about sector and more about the patterns: decisions, coordination, change adoption, capacity, and integrity under pressure.

Yes. Our Code of Ethical Practice describes how we work: integrity, respect, continuous learning, regenerative practice, and courageous compassion.

No. Maypop Grove focuses on leadership practice, organizational change, and professional development. If you’re seeking clinical mental health support, we encourage working with a licensed provider.

We treat client conversations and materials with care and discretion. If you need a formal NDA for organization work, we can support that as part of engagement setup.

Sometimes. We use AI as a support tool for drafting, synthesis, and pattern‑checking when appropriate—never as a substitute for judgment, care, or client context. If you want to avoid AI use in your engagement, tell us and we will honor that.

Yes — Field Notes is a monthly newsletter. It’s a curated round-up: a short note, 2–3 recommended resources, and one practice prompt — with a Lead the Work lens (teams/orgs) and a Lift the Leader lens (individuals). You can unsubscribe anytime.

Use the Contact page or the form on the Book page. Share what’s happening and what you’re trying to change, and we’ll reply with a simple next step.