Keynote Speakers
DR. TERRI ERBACHER
PhD in School Psychology
School Psychologist, Delaware County
Intermediate Unit
Clinical Assistant Professor,
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Dr. Terri Erbacher has practiced as a school
psychologist with the Delaware County Intermediate Unit
since 1999 and has been a professor of psychology at the
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine since 2007.
Dr. Erbacher is past President for the Philadelphia Chapter of
the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, past Chair
of the Delaware County Suicide Prevention Task Force, and
served as a Clinical Scientific Advisor on the Board of
Directors of Survivor of Suicide, Inc. She currently serves on
the Executive Committee of the Pennsylvania Youth Suicide
Prevention Initiative and is the Crisis Prevention Committee
Chairperson on the Executive Board of the Association of
School Psychologists of Pennsylvania.
REV. DR. SUE BERTOLETTE
Rev. Bertolette obtained her B.S. in Psychology
from Eastern College, her Master’s Degree in
Divinity from Eastern Baptist Seminary and
Doctoral degree in Ministry from Lancaster
Seminary. Rev. Bertolette has served as a
Pastor at St. John’s United Church of Christ
in Lansdale, PA for the past 35 years where
she presently serves as Senior Pastor. Additionally,
Rev. Bertolette has been a hospice chaplain for 19 years.
NAMI
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), founded
in 1879, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health
organization dedicated to improving the lives of persons
living with serious mental illness and their families.
Membership is diverse and is made up of families and
caregivers of children and adolescents with mental illness;
adults who live with mental illness, or whose loved one
has a mental illness; mental health professionals and other
individuals throughout the community.
The speakers have no real or perceived conflicts of
interest that relate to this educational activity.
Summer Camp 2016
A time of renewal for those involved in Health Ministry
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Judy Baker, RN
Lower Providence Presbyterian Church, Eagleville
Sandy Bernstein, RN, MSN, CA, LMFT
Beth Or Synagogue, Horsham
THE MENTAL HEALTH
CONNECTION–
Bridging the
Body, Mind and Spirit
Doris Duncheskie, RN, MSN
Holy Martyrs, Oreland
Linda Gonet, RN
Peace Tohickon Lutheran Church, Perkasie
Marilyn Harris, RN, MSN
Hatboro Baptist Church, Hatboro
Sr. Connie Haughton, RSM, RN, MSN
Community Center at Visitation Parish, Kensington
Mary Hurley, RN, BSN
Tinicum Health Ministry, Bucks County
Shelly Longcoy, RN, CCP
Abington Jefferson Health Community Health
St. John’s UCC, Lansdale
Sue Mauro, RN, BSN
St. Isidores Church, Quakertown
Lynn O’Brien, RN, MSN
St. Bede the Venerable Church, Holland
Alicia Parker, RN, BS, M.Div., CT
Tindley Temple United Methodist Church
New Covenant Church of Philadelphia
Jo-Ann Sine, RN
St. John’s UCC, Lansdale
Abington – Jefferson Health
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Faith Community Nursing Advisory Council
Friday, July 22, 2016
8 AM – 3 PM
Calvary Church
(Steeple entrance)
Rooms 301 & 302
820 Route 113, Souderton, PA 18964
MISSION STATEMENT
The Faith Community Nursing Advisory Council is supported
by Abington and area faith communities. We provide
opportunities for collaboration and education to enable
Faith Community Nurses to reflect the Scope and Standards
of Practice, set forth by the ANA and HMA, which promote
wellness and embrace the ethical values of faith and health.
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SponSored by
Abington – Jefferson Health
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Faith Community nursing Advisory Council
THE MENTAL HEALTH
CONNECTION–
Summer Camp 2016
Summer Camp 2016
REGISTRATION FORM
A time of renewal for those involved in Health Ministry
Bridging the Body, Mind and Spirit
The purpose of Summer Camp is to provide a time
of renewal, education and celebration for Nurses, Clergy,
Chaplains, Students and anyone involved in Health Ministry.
At the completion of this program the participant
will be able to:
■ Discuss strategies for assisting individuals with common
mental health issues.
■ Identify at least two risk and protective factors for suicide.
■ Explore the role of the FCN in providing resources in the
community for individuals with mental health issues and
their families.
■ Recognize various ways to spiritually support an individual
with mental health issues.
The registration fee includes: Continental breakfast, lunch,
all materials and contact hours
PLEASE BRING A DONATION FOR LOCAL FOOD BANKS –
personal care items such as shampoo, toothpaste,
toothbrushes, soap, feminine products, deodorant, toilet
paper and paper towels. Non-perishable food items are
also welcomed.
This continuing nursing education activity was approved
by Abington Hospital as an accredited provider by the PA
Department of Health licensure, and the Joint Commission.
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AGENDA
Friday, July 22, 2016
8 – 9 AM
Registration, Resource Fair and Continental Breakfast
9 – 9:15 AM
Welcome/Announcements and Opening Reflection
Registration Deadline:
Friday, July 8, 2016
9:15 – 10:15 AM
SESSION I
Dr. Terri Erbacher
“The Elephant in the Room: Mental Health Awareness”
10:15 – 10:30 AM
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
Break
STATE
ZIP
10:30 – 11:30 AM
SESSION II
Dr. Terri Erbacher
“The Elephant in the Room: Suicide Prevention”
PHONE
EMAIL
11:30 AM – 12:15 PM
Lunch
SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS
This program has been approved for 4.8 contact hours.
12:15 – 1:15 PM
Attendees eligible for contact hours must attend the entire
program without exception.
Evaluations must be completed and turned in to receive
certificate of contact hours. Those unable to attend the
entire program are not eligible for part of the contact
hours awarded.
To obtain directions to Calvary Church go to:
www.Calvary-Church.com (under “About Us” tab)
Church phone: 215-723-0963
Calvary Church is located just off of Old Bethlehem Pike
close to Frederick Flowers and Wawa
SESSION III
NAMI
“Improving Lives – Be Part of the Solution”
Registration fee: $45
(Abington employee: $35)
Registration may be done:
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1:15 – 1:30 PM
complete this form and send with payment to:
Break
Abington – Jefferson Health Community Health
c/o Shelly Longcoy
Abington – Lansdale Hospital, Founders Building, 2nd Floor
100 Medical Campus Drive
Lansdale, PA 19446
1:15 – 2:30 PM
SESSION IV
Rev. Dr. Sue Bertolette
“Spiritual Connection with Mental Health”
Please make check payable to:
2:30 – 3 PM
Abington – Jefferson Health
Closing Reflection and Evaluations
For additional information, contact
Rachelle “Shelly” Longcoy, 215-361-6796 or
rlongcoy@abingtonhealth.org
By mail –
(*Please note FCN Summer Camp in
memo section of the check)
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By phone – credit card
Call 215-361-6796