Marissa Servis Sleep Coaching

Marissa Servis is a baby and toddler sleep coach based in Philadelphia who combines advanced nursing education with certified sleep consulting credentials. With both a BSN and MSN from Loyola University Chicago and certification through the Family Sleep Institute, she brings a clinical depth that sets her apart from consultants without a medical background.

Services Offered

• Prenatal and newborn support — Preparing families before baby arrives
• Baby and toddler sleep coaching — For children up to age 5
• Evidence-based methods — Grounded in nursing science and sleep research
• Customized plans — No templates; every plan is built from scratch
• Virtual consultations — Available for families anywhere

What Sets Her Apart

Marissa's dual nursing degrees mean she can assess sleep challenges through a clinical lens. If a sleep issue might have a medical root — reflux, allergies, breathing patterns — she has the training to recognize it and refer appropriately, rather than treating it purely as a behavioral problem.

Location

Based in Philadelphia, PA, with virtual sessions available nationwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What nursing degrees does Marissa hold? Marissa holds both a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Loyola University Chicago. She is also certified through the Family Sleep Institute.

How does the nursing background affect sleep consulting? Marissa evaluates sleep challenges through a clinical lens. If a sleep issue might have a medical cause — reflux, allergies, breathing patterns, or other health factors — she has the training to recognize it and refer to a pediatrician when appropriate.

Does she offer prenatal support? Yes. Marissa offers prenatal packages that prepare expectant families for the sleep challenges ahead, starting before the baby arrives.

What ages does the practice work with? Marissa works with families from the prenatal period through age 5.

Are all plans built from scratch? Yes. Every plan is individually constructed — no templates are used. Each plan accounts for the child's age, temperament, health profile, and the family's daily routines.