Who We Are
We help clients find relief through clinical massage and lymphatic services in a safe environment. We are LGBTQ+ affirming.
What We Do
We take a different approach to traditional massage. Specializing in Clinical Massage, we look at the body as a whole. Our therapists search out the root cause of pain, instead of simply massaging where it hurts.
Our lymphatic and oncology massage services allow us to be part of your team at any point of your cancer journey. Whether you’re recently diagnosed, undergoing treatment, living with cancer, or dealing with long-term side effects, we make massage safe by staying up-to-date on best practices and taking time to check in with you at every session.
Our goal is simple: get you moving pain free. Since no two bodies are the same, we spend time getting to know you and your lifestyle factors. From there, we’ll do assessments and formulate a plan. We take a multidisciplinary approach; your plan will include more than just massage and you’ll leave each session with a better sense of what your body’s communicating to you. We’ll send you home with easy-to-do, guided exercises that allow you to take an active role in your health. Keeping up with these exercises between appointments leads to improvement so we can build on progress at each session and get lasting results. Because we customize each massage to meet your specific needs, every session is different.
We know that every body has its own unique challenges and requires something different. No matter where you are on your journey to better health, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
If you’re ready to experience our different approach:
Meet Bailey B. R. Maddox (she/her)
Bailey B. R. Maddox is a Certified Lymphedema Therapist who works exclusively with lipedema, lymphedema, and oncology clients.
With more than eight years of experience as a Licensed Massage Therapist, she utilizes a wide range of manual therapies to ensuring safe and effective treatment her for clients.
Bailey's dedication to continuous learning is evident through significant research and education. As a passionate advocate for lipedema, she stands out as one of the few massage therapists in the area to have completed advanced lymphatic training. In April 2024, Bailey founded an online group to provide peer-to-peer support for lipedema therapists.
Bailey actively maintains connections with experts in the lipedema research field to stay updated with the latest research developments. She has worked with patients from Hagopian Plastic Surgery in Atlanta, Advance Lipedema Treatment in Beverly Hills, and Lipedema Surgical Solutions in St. Louis. Bailey first presented Lipedema Reduction Surgery: Therapist Protocols in 2024 for the National Lymphedema Network (NLN). She will present at the 2025 Fat Disorders Resource Society.
Bailey is a LGBTQ+ affirming massage therapist. Bailey was gubernatorial appointed to the South Carolina Board of Massage Therapy in 2024. She is a proud member of American Lipedema Association, National Lymphedema Network, Lipedema Education Group, and International Lipoedema Association. Bailey serves as a Board Member for Southeastern College Massage Program Advisory Board, where she is an invited speaker. Outside of massage and lymphatics, Bailey is a Board Member for Easterseals South Carolina.
South Carolina Massage License #10303.
South Carolina requires massage therapists to complete 12 hours of continuing education every two years to remain licensed. To date, Bailey has completed 480+ hours of hands-on education and training.
National Academy of Sports Medicine Personal Trainer #1241304541.
National Academy of Sports Medicine requires trainers to complete 20 hours of continuing education, including a CPR certification, every two years to renew certification.
Certified Lymphedema Therapist through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies.
The Academy of Lymphatic Studies requires completing 135 hours of study before sitting examination. Therapists who pass this course are eligible to sit the LANA National Exam for Lymphedema Therapists.
Manual Lympahtic Drainage Certified.
The Academy of Lymphatic Studies requires completing 40 hours of study before certification examination.
Meet Markie Erin Healon (she/her)
Markie is our lead Licensed Massage Therapist, specializing in Post-Op Lymphatic Drainage. With more than two years of specialization in post-op MLD, she works with all our cosmetic post-op cases and collaborates closely to support our lipedema women. Markie can incorporate MLD into her massage sessions to deliver the most relaxing, yet effective experience.
Markie is trained in orthopedic massage, assisted Stretch Therapy, and is Certified in Manual Lymphatic Drainage. By listening to what your body is experiencing, Markie knows which techniques will bring you the most relief. Her goal is to help you feel better through customizing each session to meet your needs for that day.
Markie is highly recommended by The Ratio by BodyMath and Hagopian Plastic Surgery.
Markie is a LGBTQ+ affirming massage therapist.
South Carolina Massage License #12233. MLD-Certified.
Meet Ashley Bennett (she/her)
Ashley Bennett is a Licensed Massage Therapist and a practitioner of Health at Every Size (HAES). With a dance background spanning 25 years, she brings a unique perspective to her practice. Ashley specializes in massage therapy aimed at reducing pain and general discomfort. Ashley is a Certified Manual Lymphatic Drainage Therapist and is currently working towards becoming a Personal Trainer.
Her approach to wellness centers on creating a safe and inclusive space for all bodies. Ashley's belief in Health at Every Size reinforces her commitment to providing compassionate and judgment-free care to her clients.
Ashley works with a wide range of clients, including: marathoners, artists, those with auto immune conditions, and those just trying to get through the workweek.
Ashley is a LGBTQ+ affirming massage therapist.
South Carolina Massage License #13325. MLD Certified.
The Supine Studio is a SC Massage Therapy Establishment.
Our Establishment License is #2.
As of 2023, most massage practices are required to have a valid SC Massage Therapy Establishment License. This establishment license, along with professional licenses for each massage therapist, must be displayed.
For more information, contact SC Labor Licensing and Regulation.