Ruby Bovill

Ruby Bovill is a dedicated senior clinician currently at Berry Street, focusing on the Take Two Program's Wattle Project, which addresses adolescent violence in the home. Previously, Ruby worked as a family violence therapeutic counsellor at the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency (VACCA) and held roles including family violence therapeutic team leader and counsellor within the same organization. Earlier experience includes administration at BRIC Insurance Consultants, and student placements as an art therapist at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne and the Lighthouse Foundation, providing therapeutic support to adults and young people facing homelessness. Ruby's foundational work as a behavior therapist at Autism Partnership involved implementing therapy for young children with autism. Ruby holds a Master's degree in Art Therapy from La Trobe University and a Bachelor's degree in Australian Indigenous Studies from Monash University.