Doctor Lisa-Marie Greenwood is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer within the Research School of Psychology at the Australian National University.

Lisa-Marie has extensive research experience in the design and implementation of randomised-controlled clinical trials for both pharmacological (amino acids, cannabinoids) and behavioural (exercise and mindfulness) interventions. She specialises in neuropsychological, psychophysiological and brain imaging techniques to inform the neural mechanisms of treatment interventions and in guiding evidence-based clinical practice. Lisa-Marie is currently coordinating a longitudinal investigation of neural signatures associated with the transition and maintenance of cannabis use disorders in recreational users. She has particular interest in investigating the effects of different cannabinoids on neural repair within the brain to treat and prevent severe mental illness.

Lisa-Marie is a member of the ACRE Community of Practice for Cannabis Medicines and Dementia and the ACRE Capacity Building Group.