Our Staff
Dr. Robert Pinto
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Education
Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College
Graduated Magna Cum Laude
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Certifications
Certified in Rehabilitation, Level II
Certified Chiropractic Sport Physician -
Memberships
American Chiropractic Association
Virginia Chiropractic Association
American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board -
Teaching Qualifications
Certified Instruction for Arthritis Self Help Course
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Other
Graduated magna cum laude from Palmer College.
Chiropractic consultant to the College of William and Mary sports medicine department since 1994, working as part of a multidisciplinary team in the treatment of athletes in all sports programs.
Dr. Anne Pinto
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Graduate of Clemson University
Education
Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College
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Memberships
Virginia Chiropractic Association
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Other
Currently serving as Clinic Director
Administrative Staff
Debbie, Michele, and Natalie are highly trained customer service specialists and are here to put you at ease and answer any administrative questions you may have.
Massage Therapists
Britney - Britney Phillips graduated from Everest College where she received her massage training in 2008. She has been interested in wellness since she was a child. Her first lesson in wellness came from her elementary school gym teacher, who taught her that as long as she ate a colorful plate she would be healthy. That concept stayed with her and inspired her to look deeper into how the body works. She discovered that by treating your body well, quality of life is enhanced. She chose to be a massage therapist because she saw it as a way to teach people the benefits of healing without medicine. "If only we had more wellness care instead of sick care. Every day I see patients who have never been taught the basic concepts of daily living. The knowledge that you gain from a wellness center is something you can keep with you and share with your children." A patient introduced me to a quote that I feel everyone should hold close - "Be good to yourself, If you don't take care of your body, where will you live? " -Kobi Yamada
Kara - Kara Royall holds a BFA in dance from Radford University. She made the decision to change career paths after a foot injury sidelined her from performance, and studied massage therapy at The Institute of Health and Healing in 2008. Kara believes that patient education is just as important as actual treatment: "When you understand why you hurt - and what you can do to prevent it in the future - it improves your outlook and your chances of recovery."
Rylee - Rylee Boone is a graduate of the Cayce/Reilly School of Massage Therapy. She first became interested in massage therapy when she started getting massages for migraines. "I started getting fewer and fewer migraines and that's when I realized how beneficial massage therapy really was." In high school she participated in swimming and ballroom dance and found that massage therapy again really helped with her sore back and leg muscles. "That's when I realized I wanted to be a massage therapist." She loves the way it helps with circulation, muscle pain, cramps and spasms, headaches and just all together relaxation. "I am a firm believer in helping others feel better and Pinto Chiropractic is just the place to do that!"
Stephanie - Stephanie Jones accomplished her AS in Applied Health Science in 2009. As a graduate from Medical Careers Institute, she has worked in the field of massage therapy for nearly three years. Her passion behind patient healing and rehabilitation continues to grow as she strives to educate patients on proper care to have longevity of life. "I love to see my patients excited about their healing process. I also enjoy being in the medical field and working as a massage therapist because it is rewarding at both ends - I appreciate how the simple form of touch can improve the quality of life." She looks forward to being in this field for years to come.
Dr. Robert Pinto
Dr. Anne Pinto
5408 Discovery Park Blvd., Suite 200
Williamsburg, VA 23188
757-645-9300