Interview with Liana Cancian- Her Journey Raising a Child with a Disability

Final Thoughts and Series finale

In this series finale, we look back at the powerful conversations we’ve had, the stories we’ve shared, and the lessons learned. From advocacy to representation this season was a deep dive into the lives of those with invisible disabilities. But this is not the end—just the beginning! Don't forget you can purchase Liana Cancian's book on Amazon https://www.amazon.ca/Shining-Through-Finding-balance-heartache/dp/1990461743 [https://www.amazon.ca/Shining-Through-Finding-balance-heartache/dp/1990461743] Email me at theinvisibledisabilitypodcast@gmail.com [theinvisibledisabilitypodcast@gmail.com] and follow me on Instagram @theinvisible_disabilitypodcast

Interview with Liana Cancian- Her Journey Raising a Child with a Disability

In today's episode, I'm chatting with Liana Cancian. She has written a book about her experience raising a child with a disability. She shares her story, the challenges she faced and the lessons she’s learned. Key Discussion Points:. * The importance of support networks and finding community. * How writing a book became a powerful tool for advocacy. * Advice for other parents and families navigating similar experiences. If you’d like to learn more about Liana Cancian you can connect with her on: * Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/shiningthroughbook/ [https://www.instagram.com/shiningthroughbook/] and https://www.instagram.com/close2homecaledon/ [https://www.instagram.com/close2homecaledon/] * Book Link: https://www.amazon.ca/Shining-Through-Finding-balance-heartache/dp/1990461743 [https://www.amazon.ca/Shining-Through-Finding-balance-heartache/dp/1990461743]

Social Isolation

In this episode, we will be exploring the challenges of social isolation faced by individuals with invisible disabilities and explore strategies to build meaningful connections. Invisible disabilities can often lead to feelings of loneliness and exclusion, making it crucial to find supportive communities. Resources: https://www.disabilityresources.ca/ [https://www.disabilityresources.ca/] https://services.easterseals.org/family-information-resources/disability-support-organizations/ [https://services.easterseals.org/family-information-resources/disability-support-organizations/] https://www.eventbrite.ca/d/canada--toronto/disability/ [https://www.eventbrite.ca/d/canada--toronto/disability/] Follow me on Instagram @TheInvisible_DisabiltyPodcast

Media Representation

Representation matters. From TV shows to books and social media, disability representation shapes how society views and understands our experiences. We’ll discuss: Why authentic disability representation is so important Common stereotypes and misconceptions in media The impact of good vs. bad representation How we can push for more accurate and inclusive storytelling Follow me TheInvisible_DisabilityPodcast on Instagram and email me at theinvisibledisabilitypodcast@gmail.com [theinvisibledisabilitypodcast@gmail.com]

My Story

In this episode, I will be sharing my story about growing up deaf and hard of hearing. For years, I struggled with how others saw me. I went from being confident and outgoing, to feeling insecure and reserved. I felt like I had to hide my disability. If you’ve ever felt different or struggled with self-acceptance, I hope this episode reminds you that your disability doesn’t define you! Never apologize for who you are! Follow me on Instagram @TheInvisible_DisabilityPodcast and email me theinvisibledisabilitypodcast@gmail.com