I am an SLP turned creative strategist and marketing assistant, and I help visionary clinicians and private practice owners step into their CEO era with done-for-you marketing, content, and launch support.

Hi, I’m Alexis - support who actually gets it.

Who’s that girl???

Clinician turned CEO.

I started Speech Savvy with a notebook full of scribbles.

I was navigating back-to-back clinic hours, dreaming of a business that could grow with my lifestyle instead of competing with it. That dream was interrupted by a fellow SLP looking for a guest blog post, and a lightbulb exploded: I can do that. I realized how much I loved the flip side of the therapy world: the strategy, the design, the storytelling. Over the next week, I formed a business and built a website.

In 2025, I left clinic life to welcome my daughter. I came back to Speech Savvy with a full heart and a waitlist three months long. Turns out, I’m living that vision, and now I get to do the same for you.

When I’m not supporting businesses over naptime, you’ll find me chasing sunshine, bingeing the latest show with ice cream in hand, or scrolling Pinterest with a latte. I’m all about creating a business that fits a changing lifestyle, not a lifestyle trapped by a business.

If you’re into overpriced ice cream, scaling a business one-handed, cozy Kindle sessions, beach vacations, and a long bubble bath… we should absolutely be friends.

Come as you are (and bring the baby).

let’s be real.

Bringing visions to life for your favorite clinicians.

I provide marketing, content, and design by someone who actually gets the midnight launch, the naptime hustle, and the frantic in-between-session grind. You didn't go to grad school to become a full-time content creator. Let’s handle the heavy lifting and get you back to real life.

Social media / canva / boutique vibes / email sequences / cute trends / why I’m over burntout SLPs / newsletters / cheeky Manychat keywords / that one peanut butter cup latte / sassy subject lines / girls trips / mom life

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