Author Archives: EngAGE
Want to Live to 100?
NPR has posted a fascinating story about stress and longevity. What’s the connection? Readily bouncing back from stress (doctors call it “adaptive competence”) increases the odds of a longer life. The story, written by gerontologist and commentator Mark Lachs, focuses on feisty … Continue reading
Meet the EngAGE Team
Ever wonder who’s engaged by EngAGE? Click here to meet the team on our website. And please remember to “like” us on Facebook! If you haven’t joined Facebook yet, it’s easy, free and a lot of fun. Sign up to reconnect with friends and stay connected … Continue reading
How to Get Some Sleep
How often do you get a good night’s sleep? Probably not often enough. An article at Sleepdex.org explains: “Insomnia is a common complaint in older adults. Chronic sleep difficulties affect older people more often than younger adults. The homoeostatic regulation … Continue reading
Experience Talks 4/9: Phoebe Beasley and John Outterbridge
Tune in to Experience Talks, our “Radio Magazine for the Experienced Listener,” Saturdays at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time on KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles, 98.7 FM Santa Barbara, streaming live online and now syndicated on up to 100 Pacifica Network … Continue reading
EngAGE in Creativity Party Photos
The party at Burbank Senior Artists Colony on Saturday was a huge success! Fine weather, fine food and wine, and fine company! Take a look below at just a handful of photos taken at the event. (Click on any picture to … Continue reading
LA and OC Senior Centers
In addition to the many great classes and programs offered by EngAGE for residents of our apartment communities, Los Angeles area seniors can find a variety of creative and educational opportunities available to the public through their neighborhood senior centers. Day trips, social events … Continue reading
EngAGE Explained in Less Than 90 Seconds!
If you want to know what EngAGE is all about in less than 90 seconds, click here to take a look at this video on David Slater’s blog, “Creativity, Arts and Older People.”

