- 5620 St. Barnabas Road, Suite 312, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
- info@bghf.org
- 240-240-3318
Supporting Mental Health. Strengthening Independence. Transforming Lives.
Our Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) helps children, adolescents, and adults build the skills they need to live, work, and thrive in their communities.
PRP Services Location
2 Industrial Park Drive, Unit G
Waldorf, Maryland 20602
240-493-6217
Psychiatric Rehabilitation is a community-based service designed to support individuals living with mental health challenges.
We help clients develop the skills, confidence, and support systems needed to live more independently and reduce the need for higher levels of care such as hospitalization or residential treatment.
Who We Serve
We support individuals ages 5–65+ with diagnosed mental health conditions, including:
- ADHD
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Bipolar Disorder
- Schizophrenia
Our program serves both youth and adults, with services tailored to each individual’s needs, goals, and life stage.
Eligibility:
- Maryland Medicaid required
- Must be actively engaged in therapy for at least 45 days
Our Services Include
Community integration and engagement
Daily living skills (routine, hygiene, money management)
Employment, education, and life readiness support
Health, wellness, and nutrition based education
Social and
communication skills
Coping and emotional regulation strategies
How It Works
We make the process simple, supportive, and personalized.
Ready to start your journey to independence and recovery? Let’s work together to help build the life you deserve.
Our Impact
We measure success by real-life outcomes that matter:
- Increased independence and daily functioning
- Reduced hospitalizations
- Improved stability at home and in the community
- Stronger connections to education, employment, and resources
- Higher quality of life and overall well-being
Why Choose Us
- Person-centered and goal-driven approach
- Services tailored to each individual’s needs and preferences
- Experienced, credentialed mental health professionals
- Culturally responsive and community-based care
- Strong focus on long-term success—not just short-term support
Refer a Client
We partner with licensed mental health professionals to support individuals in need of PRP services. To refer, client must be in therapy for at least 45 days and referral must come from a licensed provider
Meet the PRP Team
Tiffany Ransome
PRP Counselor
Bio
Tiffany Ransome is a dedicated mental health professional and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Coordinator with a strong background in community-based services. She is passionate about supporting individuals and families through compassionate care, skill-building, and resource connection. Tiffany brings a holistic approach to her work, integrating emotional wellness, personal growth, and culturally responsive practices to empower clients on their journey toward stability and independence.
Andrea Murray
Rehabilitation Specialist, CRNP
Bio
Andrea Murray, MPH, CPRP, is a highly skilled Rehabilitation Specialist and Program Coordinator with more than 18 years of experience supporting individuals with mental health challenges through person-centered psychiatric rehabilitation services and community support. She specializes in developing individualized rehabilitation plans, facilitating life-skills development, providing crisis intervention, and coordinating multidisciplinary care to improve functional outcomes and quality of life. Andrea’s background includes supervising PRP teams, enhancing documentation and compliance systems, and developing recovery-focused programs that align with behavioral health standards. Andrea holds a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science from Andrews University, integrating her public health knowledge into improving service delivery, community health access, and recovery-based outcomes.
Kim Johnson
PRP Counselor, INHC
Bio
Forthcoming
Heather M. Cain
PRP Coordinator, LCPC
Bio
Heather M. Cain, LPC, LCPC is a licensed professional counselor with over 15 years of
experience in the mental health field. After earning her Bachelor’s degree from Oregon
State University, she moved to California, where she worked with children with special
needs and supported survivors at a domestic violence shelter in Watts, Los Angeles.
She went on to obtain a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis
on Marriage and Family Therapy from Mount St. Mary’s College in Los Angeles in 2010.
Heather later relocated to the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area,
where she continued her work in mental health. She is licensed to practice in
Washington, D.C. (Licensed Professional Counselor), and Maryland (Licensed Clinical
Professional Counselor) and is certified to supervise pre-licensed clinicians. She is
passionate about working with women of color who are experiencing imposter
syndrome symptoms, need assistance with accomplishing goals, are demonstrating
symptoms of anxiety and symptoms of depression.
In addition to working in the private sector, Heather teaches at the collegiate level, and
facilitates mental health workshops at companies and faith based institutions.
Driven by a deep passion for the mental and emotional well-being of others, Heather is
devoted to helping individuals reach their highest mental, emotional, and spiritual
potential. Her mission centers on healing, strengthening, and equipping others—
grooming leaders and enlightening employees on the vital connection between wellness
and both professional and personal success.
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