Dolores Cannon was an American author, hypnotherapist, and publisher recognized as a prominent figure in the New Age movement. She developed the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT), a method for past life regression and communication with the subconscious, which she believed could facilitate healing. Cannon's work often explored themes of reincarnation, alien contact, and alternative realities, leading to numerous books that gained international recognition.

Her publishing company, Ozark Mountain Publishing, founded in 1992, specialized in New Age and metaphysical literature. Despite facing challenges in finding publishers due to the unconventional nature of her research, Cannon eventually published seventeen books translated into over twenty languages. Her work has been met with both acclaim and criticism, with some viewing her as a pioneer and others dismissing her theories as unsubstantiated.

Cannon's influence extended to her role as a speaker at New Age conferences and her establishment of the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Academy. Her legacy continues through her daughter, who leads the publishing company and teaches Cannon's techniques, ensuring the dissemination of her unique perspectives on consciousness and the universe.

Dolores Cannon began her exploration of hypnotherapy in the 1960s, initially to address personal habits. Her work took a significant turn in 1969 when a patient under hypnosis began recounting detailed past life experiences. Following this, Cannon dedicated herself to past life regression, working with thousands of clients. This extensive practice led her to develop her signature method, the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT). She theorized that QHHT enabled communication with a client's subconscious and could potentially heal various ailments by accessing different planes of consciousness. However, critics noted her lack of formal medical or quantum physics training, questioning the scientific basis of her claims.

In the mid-1980s, Cannon's research expanded to include UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters. She utilized her hypnotherapy techniques with individuals reporting alien abductions, which formed the basis for several of her books on the subject. Cannon also claimed direct psychic contact with Nostradamus, translating nearly a thousand of his prophecies through her regression sessions. Her first major published work, 'Conversations with Nostradamus,' detailed these findings. Her literary output spanned seventeen books covering topics such as extraterrestrial civilizations, lost continents, parallel dimensions, and spiritual awakenings, including accounts of past lives on other planets.

Unable to secure traditional publishers for her unconventional work in the 1970s and 1980s, Dolores Cannon founded Ozark Mountain Publishing in 1992. This company became a platform for her own books and those of other authors focusing on New Age, spiritual, and metaphysical subjects. Her work achieved international success, with books translated into numerous languages. Cannon also established the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Academy to train others in her techniques. Her legacy is carried on by her daughter, who continues to operate the publishing house and teach QHHT, maintaining Cannon's influence within conspiracy theory and New Age communities.