Reported by Pikiran Rakyat Daily (9/1) People with hypnotherapy skills are often equated with shamans. In fact, this is not the case. “Not many people know that hypnosis is a ‘communication skill,’” said Pipin in Bandung recently.
Pipin, who declined to mention his age, currently serves as the Head of the Career Center at Widyatama University. He is also a trainer and motivator for private and government companies. Pipin applies his knowledge of hypnotherapy in teaching. Born on September 9, he teaches at the Faculty of Business and Management at Widyatama University. According to him, teaching today is very different from how it was in the past. “So when teaching, I ‘hypnotize’ students so that the lessons are more quickly absorbed into their subconscious,” he said. Pipin explained that the hypnosis he uses is hypnoteaching.
Hypnoteaching does not necessarily require the students to be asleep. “I first synchronize the students’ frequency with that of the teacher. This makes it easier to control the class,” he said. Once the class is under control, it is easier to deliver the material. Students quickly understand the material being taught. “It’s very easy to do,” said the man who has been using hypnotherapy since 2008.
