After knowing of Dolores for about a year to 18 months and viewing everything I could find about her, her ideas and the "synambulistic" regression that she says she more or less "pioneered and trail blazed" the technique for. After spending a few hundred of my own dollars in pursuit of said experience, I'm now very on the fence about her. Here's why..

I sought to obtain a session with her, to find that she's booked clear in to 2012. This made sense, so no worries, I found her 'students' page and contacted someone in my area. This person had the ** after their name, to indicate they've had 'advanced' training and most names don't have the **.

So I go to a session, expecting something resembling the snyambulistic deep trance regression Dolores teaches, talks about, claims to have (or to be able to teach students to achieve) "...a 90% synambulistic (deep trance) success rate"
Didn't work for me, not even close with the regressionist I went to, again ** next to their name.

I went to the site again, looked for more students in my area. I found that more than 1/2 of the people listed in my area are closing or have closed their practice, not taking anyone.

After I found someone else and told them of my experience, I was told that the 90% number that's listed on Dolores's site was "a bit inflated", which sorta pissed me off and created a lot of doubt in the validity of this claim she makes about the synambulistic regression.

When you have a CHT (certified hypnotherapist) that's gone to Dolores's class, learned the technique(s) and has worked with and practiced them, actually say "those numbers aren't accurate, they're a bit inflated".

C'mon...REALLY??!! Not accurate?!! This seemingly sweet, a seemingly very deep, spiritually aware/mature individual..this little ol'lady is got some of her own angles going on or something.

Things she's said about the 3 waves of souls and allllllll that stuff, it contained something that resonated w/in me, and consider it very possible, and considering what I believe the REAL reality of things, the 3 waves of souls almost seemed logical on many levels.

It's interesting for me to see that when just a little doubt creeps in about someone, their integrity, sincerity regarding "something" they're teaching/selling to the masses, when that comes into doubt, it makes one at least ponder if all that she is doing/teaching is as accurate as she depicts.

Everyone’s got a angle. Everyone wants to freakin sell you something. So many are 'spirituality for sale' artists well versed in sucking money out of those of us seeking something, those of us on whatever path we're on that lead us to consider what she talks about and teaches as plausible.

I'm not at ready to boycott her (yet), but I’ll certainly pay very close attention to legitimacy of what she says and in the future, research a lot more.