Gabrialle Taylor, LCSW, LCADC, SIFI, is a seasoned behavioral health executive, licensed clinical social worker, and licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselor with over 25 years of experience in clinical practice, behavioral health administration, program development, and workforce leadership. As Director of Behavioral Health at Henry J. Austin Health Center (HJAHC), she is committed to advancing accessible, equitable, and patient-centered behavioral healthcare through integrated, collaborative care.
Throughout her career, Gabrialle has led multidisciplinary teams and behavioral health programs across diverse healthcare settings, including outpatient mental health, substance use treatment, intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalization, and community-based services. Her expertise includes clinical operations, strategic program development, evidence-based treatment, clinical supervision, and improving access to quality behavioral healthcare for underserved populations.
An experienced educator and clinical supervisor, Gabrialle has served as an adjunct professor at institutions including Yeshiva University, Fordham University, and Metropolitan College of New York. She is passionate about mentoring emerging professionals, strengthening clinical teams, and cultivating environments that promote professional growth, accountability, and compassionate care.
Gabrialle’s leadership philosophy is grounded in Purpose, Intention, and Direction, emphasizing meaningful relationships, collaborative partnerships, and sustainable improvements in patient outcomes. She believes behavioral healthcare should extend beyond addressing symptoms to empowering individuals and families to achieve emotional wellness, resilience, and improved quality of life.
At HJAHC, her vision is to strengthen the integration of behavioral health and primary care, expand innovative and culturally responsive services, and ensure that every patient experiences care that is compassionate, coordinated, and rooted in dignity.
Her guiding belief: Transformational healthcare begins with meaningful relationships, intentional engagement, and a commitment to meeting people where they are.