Gabriella Marcinowski, LCSW

Gabriella Marcinowski, LCSW, is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience supporting veterans, individuals, and families through complex life transitions. She currently serves as a HUD VASH Case Manager at the Hines VA and as a Supervisor at Mindful Healing Counseling Center, where she provides client-centered care with a focus on trauma, anxiety, depression, and women’s issues. Gabriella’s clinical approach emphasizes empathy, mindfulness, and individualized strategies, ensuring that every client feels heard, supported, and empowered throughout their healing journey.

With a strong background in social work and military social work, Gabriella has honed her expertise in both direct client care and program supervision. Her career includes roles as a case manager for the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program and other veteran-focused organizations, where she facilitated housing solutions, wellness initiatives, and access to critical resources. Her work reflects a commitment to creating safe and nonjudgmental spaces for clients to grow, heal, and navigate life’s challenges.

Gabriella holds a Master’s degree in Military Social Work from Dominican University and a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Western Illinois University. Beyond her professional responsibilities, she enjoys spending time with her husband and puppy, exploring new restaurants, camping at her family’s Woodhaven retreat, and embracing her love for popular culture. Gabriella’s dedication to her clients, combined with her passion for service and continuous learning, has established her as a respected leader and advocate in the field of social work.

• Dominican University – Master’s Degree, Military Social Work
• Western Illinois University – Bachelor’s Degree, Social Work

• Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
• RESNA Assistive Technology Professional (ATP)

• Supports veterans through HUD VASH programs
• Active in initiatives providing furniture and resources for homeless veterans

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