If you’ve been following Lisa Canning then you know what a busy household she manages, as she is a mother to 7 kids, ages 10 and under and she’s currently pregnant with her 8th child!
As an interior designer and lifestyle expert, Lisa helps moms customize their lives and their homes around what matters most. She’s become a recognizable face in the interior design and entertainment industry working on shows such as HGTV’s Marriage Under Construction and Property Brothers, and hosting regular live lifestyle segments on shows like The Marilyn Denis Show.
Loving a Spouse with Mental Illness – Lisa Canning Shares Her Personal Journey
Lisa is also a caring wife to her husband Josh, who has depression and anxiety, and on this episode, she will share her experience with loving a spouse with mental illness.
Please also check out Lisa’s new book, “The Possibility Mom: How to be a Great Mom and Pursue Your Dreams at the Same Time.” The Possibility Mom helps moms be less stressed, feel less guilt and get more done while chasing their dreams. When moms do well at work, they feel like they’re failing at home. When they focus on their family, they feel like they’re falling behind at work. The Possibility Mom provides readers solutions to trim the to-do list, clarify their priorities, get more done in less time, and ensure they are living a life they love―one that they design.
For more on Lisa Canning visit her at LisaCanning.ca
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I loved hearing this, my husband has major anxiety and depression since his first covid shot. He’s been hospitalized with catatonia, I’m at my last nerve because nothing I am trying is helping. He has not talked with therapist and \or doctor. He is not verbal alot. I have talked to the staff and they don’t believe what I’m saying about what’s going on in our home. Most family and friends have ghosted us due to him not being the same as usual. He has lost himself in a world I cannot get into or see. I ask him to help me help him. I am not giving up or getting rid of him. 33 years of marriage is not worth loosing.