Human Beliefs-Morals Counselling (HMBC): The Fourth Arm of Counselling forEffective Interpersonal Relationships in Socities Dominated bySupersitition, Poverty and Fear.
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��️ Human Beliefs–Morals Counselling (HBMC): The Fourth Arm of Counselling for Effective Interpersonal Relationship in Societies Dominated by Superstition, Poverty, and Fear

By Dr. Ezekiel M.P.C. Onah

In a world where superstition, fear, and moral conflict still shape daily human interactions, traditional counselling models often fall short.

Human Beliefs–Morals Counselling (HBMC) introduces a groundbreaking Fourth Arm of Counselling — complementing Educational, Vocational, and Socio-Personal Counselling — designed to help individuals and communities heal moral, spiritual, and cultural conflicts at their roots.

Drawing from decades of research and practice, Dr. Ezekiel M.P.C. Onah, creator of the Attitude Behavioural Theory (ABT) and the H+3QR’s Educational Model, presents a holistic framework that blends indigenous African wisdom with global psychological insight. HBMC empowers counsellors, educators, faith leaders, and community workers to understand how belief systems shape behaviour and relationships — and to guide clients with respect, empathy, and cultural intelligence.

�� Inside this Transformative Work:

 

l The philosophy and practice of Human Beliefs–Morals Counselling (HBMC)

 

l Integration of Attitude Behavioural Theory (ABT) and the H+3QR’s Model for practical and moral transformation

 

l Real-life case studies on superstition, moral fear, guilt, and spiritual conflict

 

l Culturally grounded diagnostic tools and fieldwork templates for practitioners

 

l Practical guidance for schools, families, and communities seeking peace, balance, and moral renewal.

This book is a must-read resource for counsellors, educators, social workers, and policymakers who wish to bridge the gap between modern psychology and indigenous moral realities.

�� “Counselling must speak the language of people’s beliefs — only then can it heal the heart of their fears.” — Dr. Ezekiel M.P.C. Onah

�� Published 2025 | Easy-Quality Press, Enugu, Nigeria

 

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