LANSDALE, Pa., March 19 /PRNewswire/ -- The 78 million Americans born between 1946 and 1964 have altered the image of every age and stage of life they've experienced. Significant personal transformations persist as Baby Boomers redefine their role as aging Americans. The National Center for Baby Boomers, Inc. has launched an interactive Web-based resource created to meet the needs and reflect the interests of the active, creative lifestyles boomers have embraced.

An innovative paradigm of collaborative marketing, Boomer-Living.com is designed to serve the lifelong needs of the Baby Boomer Generation. Dr. Douglas Fitzgerald, president and founder of Boomer-Living.com, has compiled an online powerhouse of contemporaneous articles, interviews, seminars, workshops, webinars, exercises, and other activities and opportunities.

Boomer-Living.com encompasses culinary arts, financial planning, career management, fitness, health care, home decorating, relationships, total wellness, and travel. Each Center, or area of interest, is represented by a program director who is a widely recognized and successful leader in that field.

The Wellness Center, for example, introduces Boomer-Living.com visitors to The Total Life Wellness Program(TM), a dynamic and unparalleled approach created to help the women and men of the boomer generation achieve balance by aligning the body, mind, and soul -- the measure of true health. This integrative concept combines whole-foods education, natural stress-reduction and disease-prevention techniques, and a variety of styles of movement and exercise.

Culinary Arts spotlights chefs who elevate food preparation to an art form. Great performances abound at Arts and Entertainment. Coffee House conversations range far and wide. Travel is packed with pointers on making the most of local and long-distance excursions, and Financial Planning tells Boomers how to make the most of their money. Home Decorating suggests a wealth of imaginative ways to feather a new nest or one that may be emptying.

Boomers will find all this and more at http://www.boomer-living.com/. "Packed with pertinent and compelling offerings, each of the 12 Centers could stand alone on its own merit," Fitzgerald notes, "but the convenience of having all these resources in one venue is an optimal use of advanced technology. We hope visitors will return often to take advantage of the newest information at http://www.boomer-living.com/."

For More Information: Douglas Fitzgerald 215-361-0779

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CONTACT: Douglas Fitzgerald of National Center for Baby Boomers, Inc.,
+1-215-361-0779

Web site: http://www.boomer-living.com/