Dolphin Yoga & Doula Center
 

Dolphin Founders

Jennifer Wolfe

Jennifer WolfeJennifer Wolfe is a Prenatal and Vinyasa Yoga instructor, Doula, clinical and medical hypnotherapist, childbirth educator, and Reiki master. She is the creator of the popular DVD “Prenatal Vinyasa Yoga ~ Jennifer Wolfe” and has just released a second DVD entitled “Prenatal Vinyasa Yoga~ Short Forms with Jennifer Wolfe”. She founded the Dolphin Yoga and Doula Center in 2002 to help birthing women and their partners have better birth experiences by providing knowledge, tools and a comforting environment for prenatal health and childbirth. In June of 2007 Jennifer expanded her business by taking on a partner, Tracy Stettner, and together they moved Dolphin Yoga & Doula Center to a larger location on the San Mateo and Burlingame border.

Jennifer has studied yoga for the past eleven years with a variety of instructors including Doug Swenson. As a hypnotherapist for the past eleven years, Jennifer has pioneered Childbirth Hypnosis, a unique methodology she developed for gentle birthing and anxiety reduction. Jennifer utilizes Childbirth Hypnosis and yoga in her doula practice to achieve deep mind and body relaxation. She has prepared hundreds of pregnant women for childbirth and provided doula support in over 300 births (over 7500 hours with Laboring women) at Mills Peninsula, Sequoia, Kaiser, Stanford, El Camino, Good Samaritan, Valley Care Medical Center, Pleasanton Birth Home, and California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) hospitals.

Jennifer directs the Center’s pre-and postnatal yoga classes, incorporating Ashtanga, and Vinyasa Flow style yoga postures. She is an educator at the Palo Alto School of Hypnotherapy, where she offers Hypnodoula and Childbirth Hypnosis certification to doulas and hypnotherapists. Jennifer also provides Reiki therapy, education and certification.

Tracy Stettner

Tracy is a Birth and Post Partum Doula, a certified Personal Trainer, Pilates Instructor and Nutritional Counselor. Tracy has been working for many years in the fitness industry and has spent the last few years focused on pre/postnatal clients. She so enjoyed working with this clientele that in June 2006 she became a Doula as well.

Women have such different views of what a happy and healthy child birth is that Tracy views her role as a coach to the laboring woman in making her labor and delivery experience as incredible as possible. Since every birth is so unique whatever road is traveled to get there, the birth was successful if the woman and her partner felt empowered and educated to make safe and effective decisions. Tracy will participate in all kinds of birth situations from home births to medicated hospital births. She believes strongly that a Doula is beneficial in all situations.

As a fitness expert and nutritional counselor, Tracy is excited to not only assist pre/post natal women, but all those who are eager to work hard on bringing their bodies into optimal health. She has years of experience assisting women and men of all ages of become more physically fit and nutritionally balanced.
Tracy grew up in on the Peninsula and attended the University of Colorado attaining a degree in Sports Psychology. After years of working in the fitness industry on her own, Tracy joined forces with Jennifer in September 2006 and became co-owner of Dolphin Yoga & Doula Center in May 2007. Tracy and her husband Aaron have two amazing sons Alex & Jordan. In her free time she likes to workout, volunteer, spend time with her family and friends and enjoy nature.

Affiliations & Certifications
ACE Personal Trainer • AFAA Group Exercise Instructor • Powerhouse Pilates Instructor • Spinning Instructor
IDEA Fitness Member • CAPPA Member • BABI Member • Dolphin Certified Birth & Post Partum Doula
DONA Trained Doula and Member • ICEA Childbirth Education Instructor • AFPA Nutrition & Wellness Consultant • Baby Boot Camp Instructor and previous franchise owner

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