Comfort Life Magazine Presents: Seniors On Screen

June 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Our Kids Media Group is proud to announce the launch of the Seniors on Screen portal, which features videos of retirement community residents from across Canada sharing their experiences on various subjects. The portal was created to showcase the incredible quality of life that seniors experience in these communities.

The Seniors on Screen video portal is a “celebration of life” shared through the real-life experiences of others. It is one of the newest additions to Comfort Life’s portfolio of on-line resources designed to help retirees and their families understand how retirement residence life contributes to a social, healthy and happy lifestyle.

The portal was launched on May 24th in conjunction with the 2011 issue of Comfort Life magazine and covers various aspects of a healthy lifestyle including; social, emotional, physical, intellectual, environmental, sexual and spiritual.

"We all need the same things no matter how old we are: a caring social network, a stimulating environment to live in and interesting things to do. They make us feel alive. The fact that they’re all available in today's retirement residences inspired our new video portal, "Seniors on Screen". The videos give viewers insight into the experiences of residents who are thriving in retirement communities across Canada," says Comfort Life editor, Kathy Barthel.

http://www.comfortlife.ca/seniorsonscreen/#2-video-view


Comfort Life Magazine is nationally circulated with the Globe and Mail and is available at select Chapters, Indigo and other media outlets. An online version can be acquired on the Comfortlife.ca website:
http://www.comfortlife.ca/ebooks/comfortlife-2011-ebook.php

To speak with a representative from Our Kids Media Group, please call 905-272-1843 or contact Noel Ocol Manager, Communications & Public Relations at communications@ourkids.net



About Comfort Life Media
Comfort Life Media is a division of Our Kids Media Group. Since 1998, Our Kids Media has helped Canadians make critical decisions about education, summer activities and retirement.  Media includes five print magazines, over 20 websites, three smartphone applications and numerous digital magazines. For more information, please visit www.ourkidsmedia.com

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Our Kids Media provides families across Canada with information about critical life decisions, including education, summer camps and senior care. Media include websites, national magazines and consumer expos, reaching a million Canadian homes annually.