Gabrie'le Eato, also known as Gabby Eato, Gab Eato, or Gabriele Eato, is a Digital Design Psychologist, neurodivergent advocate, psychometrist, founder, speaker, and creative strategist whose work lives at the intersection of psychology, accessibility, storytelling, law, technology, clinical insight, and social impact.

Clinically diagnosed with Autism and ADHD, Gabrie'le uses both lived experience and professional training to help others understand that neurodivergent people are more than a label. Her work is rooted in faith, compassion, inclusion, emotional intelligence, and the belief that visibility can become a powerful tool for education, healing, advocacy, and meaningful change.

Gabrie'le is a practicing psychometrist and is trained in the gold-standard ADOS autism assessment. She originally began her professional journey while working at Nationwide Children’s Hospital while attending school with the goal of becoming a nurse. During that time, she was recognized as Employee of the Month, an honor that reflected her work ethic, compassion, and commitment to service.

After beginning in the healthcare field, Gabrie'le later pivoted into psychology, where her passion for understanding the mind, behavior, advocacy, and human experience became central to her work. She previously pursued the path of becoming a psychiatric nurse practitioner before ultimately changing academic direction and continuing her education toward a master’s degree in law, with a focus connected to ADA/WCAG-compliant website design, accessibility, inclusion, and digital rights.

Her career later expanded into leadership, branding, and impact-driven visibility work. Gabrie'le served as a Chief Marketing Officer and later worked as a CBIO for a five-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and his organization. She was also nominated for a Harvard honorary doctorate by that Nobel Peace Prize nominee and his organization.

In addition to that recognition, Gabrie'le has worked with various Nobel Peace Prize nominees through advocacy, visibility, leadership, and social impact work. Through these experiences, she developed a rare professional background that blends psychology, clinical insight, communications strategy, public advocacy, digital design, accessibility, legal awareness, and purpose-driven storytelling.

Across social media, Gabrie'le has built a growing community of more than 126,000 followers and has reached millions of views through content centered on neurodiversity, advocacy, faith, identity, storytelling, mental health, and purpose. Her digital presence reflects her ability to translate lived experience, psychology, and advocacy into messages that resonate with people at scale.

Gabrie'le is the founder of Eleable®, a neurodivergent-led digital design psychology agency focused on inclusive website design, ADA/WCAG-conscious digital experiences, brand visibility, storytelling, accessibility, and psychology-based design. Eleable® was created to help people, organizations, and brands build online spaces that are not only visually meaningful, but also more inclusive, emotionally intelligent, and accessible.

She is also the founder of NDVerse, a nonprofit organization created to provide education, break stereotypes, and support greater understanding of autism, ADHD, neurodiversity, mental health, and inclusion. Through NDVerse, Gabrie'le works to challenge harmful assumptions, expand awareness, and create safer spaces for people who have felt misunderstood, overlooked, or underestimated.

Her journey began with adversity. After growing up heavily bullied and feeling isolated, Gabrie'le found refuge in coding and technology, teaching herself how to code at just 10 years old. What once served as an escape later became part of her assignment: using design, psychology, advocacy, and digital storytelling to help others feel seen, understood, and valued.

Gabrie'le scored in the Top 1% globally on the WAIS IQ assessment for spatial reasoning, a cognitive strength connected to advanced visual-spatial processing, pattern recognition, design thinking, systems understanding, and complex problem-solving. This strength supports her work in digital design psychology, accessibility, creative strategy, and her ability to translate complex ideas into meaningful visual and digital experiences.

Gabrie'le has also been featured in various publications for her work in neurodiversity advocacy, digital design psychology, entrepreneurship, storytelling, accessibility, visibility, and social impact.

At the heart of Gabrie'le’s work is one core belief: love should be the foundation of everything we do. Whether through design, advocacy, accessibility, storytelling, leadership, or faith, she believes love is what makes impact meaningful, inclusion possible, and change sustainable.

More than anything, Gabrie'le believes that when people lead with love, faith, compassion, action, and truth, they can help make the world kinder, safer, and more understanding for everyone.