Lawrence Peacock M.D.

About

Lawrence Peacock, M.D., was a Paul Robeson Scholar and studied Psychology at Rutgers University, he continued on to Harvard Divinity School where he completed a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies. After that, he completed his medical degree at the University of Vermont College of Medicine, and he completed his adult psychiatry residency at Duke University where he served as Chief Resident at the Durham VA Medical Center.

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Recent Posts

Our Mountains and Monsters: The Past Isn't Fixed

Change your life by changing the stories of your past.

What if You Could Redo a Scene in Your Life?

Do you wish you could rapidly improve your relationships? Do you wish you could have a "redo" on the scenes of your life?

Memories in an Afterlife

Is there life after death?

“I Want Them to Live When I Die.”

People often ask me, "What is the goal of parenting?" It's simple: Equip them to survive in your absence, so that when you die they don't die.

Multiple Personality Disorder, Demons, and Me

Are you unhappy with your current construction of self? Then change it! I believe there is only "one therapy." Through awareness, rehearsal, and practice, you become a new person.

There Is Only "One Therapy"

It's never too late to change. It's never to late to become a new you.