Meet Gabby.

Gabrie’le Eato, also known as Gabby Eato, is a world-renowned neurodiversity advocate, singer-songwriter, philanthropist, psychometrician, and businesswoman.

As the Founder and President of NDVerse, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and Founder of Eleable®, Gabrie’le is committed to advancing neurodiversity inclusion, mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and accessibility. Combining her professional expertise in psychology with her personal lived experiences, she brings a distinctive and compassionate perspective to her work. Through her leadership, she strives to inspire meaningful change, challenge societal expectations, and empower individuals to embrace their authentic selves beyond the limitations of labels.

Her work and personal story have been featured across numerous media platforms, including television, radio, and print and digital publications. Notable appearances and features include WOSU PBS’s All Sides with Amy Juravich and Authority Magazine, where she was interviewed by Yitzi Weiner, among many other media outlets.

Her message has reached millions worldwide through media appearances, digital platforms, public speaking engagements, and collaborations with organizations and brands.

Her presentations bring together psychological knowledge, personal experiences, and a compassionate approach to conversations surrounding neurodiversity, mental health, suicide prevention, self-acceptance, and inclusion.

Beyond her leadership and professional endeavors, Gabrie’le is a passionate singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who uses music as a form of storytelling, creative expression, and connection. Her original music explores themes of identity, self-worth, personal freedom, love, healing, and personal growth.

Through psychology, philanthropy, entrepreneurship, public speaking, and music, Gabrie’le is committed to bridging professional knowledge with lived experience, inspiring meaningful change, and empowering individuals to recognize their inherent worth.

Love is always the foundation.