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Chiropractic care that feels good and works even better. 

Tinozzi Chiropractic and Massage Studio isn’t your average quick-crack, white-coat clinic.

We’ve redefined chiropractic care by combining targeted massage therapy with personalized chiropractic adjustments— all in a space that’s more spa sanctuary than sterile office.

A smiling woman in a black top performing a therapy session in a relaxing room with a vase and books.

Why do we combine massage and chiropractic?

Because it works—really well. Massaging the muscles before an adjustment releases tension, allows your body to respond better, and helps adjustments hold longer. It also offers immediate pain relief by focusing on what’s actually hurting (because bones don’t hurt—muscles do!).

Our licensed massage therapists are highly trained in deep tissue techniques, trigger point therapy, prenatal massage, sports massage, cupping, and more. They’re not here to glaze you in oil and gently rub your shoulders—they’re here to work through layers of tension and get you results. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing stress, or dealing with chronic tension, this is care that’s both therapeutic and restorative. 

We take our time, we listen, and we treat the whole person in a warm, welcoming space that helps your nervous system exhale the second you walk in. It’s self-care that’s science-backed. It's treatment that feels like a treat. 

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Meet Dr. Rina Tinozzi

A better way to heal—born from experience.

Dr. Rina Tinozzi has been practicing chiropractic care here in Marin County since 1997, but her approach took shape long before she ever opened her doors. While in school at Southern CA University of Health Sciences, she suffered a neck and shoulder injury that adjustments alone weren’t fixing. 

Everything changed when a massage therapist-turned-chiropractic student-intern offered a different perspective: Release the muscles first, and the spine will follow. It worked. The intern started incorporating deep tissue massage before her adjustments—retraining the muscle memory that was pulling her spine out of place, and Rina got better very quickly. 

The pain eased. 

The results lasted.

And the way she saw patient care was forever changed. 

After graduating and working in a few clinics that didn’t align with her philosophy, Dr. Rina took a leap and opened her own practice—with just one room to start. From there, it grew: one room became a studio, and the studio became a building. And now, over 25 years later, she’s opened a second location dedicated to sports and deep tissue massage. 

Her hands-on, muscle-first approach continues to change lives, just like it changed hers.