Sheryl Maupin, LMHC is the Clinical Director of Brave Enough, where she oversees and supports the clinical team while also working directly with clients in therapy. A proud Muncie native and Ball State alum, Sheryl is passionate about helping people navigate grief, women’s issues, parenting struggles, and life transitions. She also offers private practice consultations for new therapists looking to take the leap into business ownership.

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Sheryl works with clients of all ages and identities, with specialized experience in grief and loss, LGBTQIA+ support, parenting strategies, and social justice-informed care. She helps clients manage anxiety, depression, and executive dysfunction using a blend of CBT, DBT, play therapy, and person-centered techniques—with a big emphasis on self-compassion, identity, and real-life growth.

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Outside the therapy room, Sheryl is a Swiftie, plant lover, and book dragon who recharges through music, adult coloring books, and family time. She shares her home with her husband, son, two tabby cats (Queenie and Feather), and a curly-haired doodle named Bilbo Waggins. Follow her on Instagram for therapy insights and lots of book recommendations.

Andrew Maupin is the Director of Operations and Client Services at Brave Enough, where he ensures the clinic runs smoothly and clients feel supported from their very first contact. With a background in leadership, sales, finance, and business, Andrew brings a strong track record of exceeding goals in the B2B world—along with a passion for helping people navigate both logistics and life goals. He’s skilled in relationship management, team development, strategic planning, and operational efficiency.

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In addition to overseeing daily operations, Andrew offers financial consulting services to help clients build confidence, clarity, and stability in their financial lives. He brings a direct, solutions-focused presence to everything he does—whether he’s optimizing a workflow or walking someone through a budget. Andrew is also a licensed notary and an ordained officiant through Universal Life Church Ministries, proudly affirming and performing LGBTQ+ marriages.

Outside of work, Andrew is a dad, fantasy reader, and car enthusiast who loves watching Dragon Ball Z with his son and trading movie reviews with his dad. 

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Leah Coffman, MA is an associate counselor at Brave Enough who brings compassion, clinical skill, and a deep understanding of child development to every session. She earned her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University and has a background in health advocacy and trauma-informed care. Before joining Brave Enough, Leah worked at Centerstone, providing onsite therapy to children in school-based and therapeutic settings—supporting their emotional and behavioral growth through individual and group counseling. She also has experience working in a residential shelter for survivors of domestic violence, offering emotional support and connecting women with critical resources.

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Leah works with clients of all ages but is especially passionate about supporting children, teens, and families navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, and life transitions. Her approach is evidence-based, relational, and grounded in empathy and authenticity. She has a strong skill set in helping elementary-aged children process big emotions, adjust to trauma, and build emotional regulation. You’ll quickly notice her keen insight, subtle humor, and calm, comforting presence.

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