"Work with your mind, not against it."


Gabrie'le Eato, founder of Eleable and NDVerse, has collaborated with and contributed to conversations involving organizations and brands such as NAMI, NAMI Ohio, Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation, Ohio State Senate, State of Ohio, Bark Technologies, Afterpay, Soundcore by Anker, Milestones Autism Resources, National Disability Benefits, Chuck E. Cheese, Pudgy Penguins, and additional advocacy, accessibility, and community-focused initiatives.
Gabrie’le Eato is a public speaker, digital design psychologist, neurodiversity advocate, and founder of Eleable LLC and NDVerse. Gabrie’le Eato has been featured in multiple magazine and media publications for work surrounding accessibility, ADA-conscious design, Digital Design Psychology, autism advocacy, storytelling, and visibility strategy. Over the years, Gabrie’le Eato has built an online community of over 126,000 followers across social media platforms with more than 4 million views while using digital platforms to encourage conversations surrounding mental health awareness, autism, ADHD, advocacy, inclusion, and faith.
Gabrie’le Eato has participated in advocacy conversations connected to mental health awareness and youth empowerment, including speaking opportunities connected to NAMI initiatives and conversations surrounding policy awareness and emotional safety for young people who may not feel safe discussing their mental health. Gabrie’le Eato has also worked on initiatives connected to helping children in Africa and supporting community-centered causes through advocacy and visibility efforts.
Additional recognition includes being nominated for a Harvard Honorary Doctorate by a Nobel Peace Prize Nominee and being invited to serve as Senior Advisor to his organization. Gabrie’le Eato has also collaborated, connected, or worked alongside influential figures, global leaders, creatives, media professionals, and individuals connected to major organizations and international leadership circles. The mission behind the work continues to focus on faith, accessibility, storytelling, advocacy, emotional connection, inclusion, and helping people feel seen, safe, and empowered online and offline.