Ruby has extensive experience working collaboratively with children, youth and families in various social service, healthcare and therapeutic settings. Over the years, she has worked closely with families navigating challenges related to chronic illness, mental health, neurodivergence, marginalization, and identity. She has also had the privilege of witnessing her younger sister-in-law, who joined the family through adoption, grow into a strong, talented and caring young woman.

Ruby’s Master of Social Work focused on integrating principles of anti-oppression, anti-racism and decolonization into her practice. With a strong orientation towards social justice, she acknowledges how people’s complex identities and lived experiences influence how they move through the world. Ruby looks forward to using her knowledge of equity, diversity and inclusion, as well as her clinical skills to ensure that families receive tailored and meaningful support.