Phoenix House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Phoenix House is a women's sober living home in St. Peters, Missouri, in St. Charles County, operated by The Althea Project. It houses women in recovery from substance use in one of the St. Louis metro's outer suburbs, west of the Missouri River.

A Women's Sober House in St. Peters

Phoenix House keeps its household to women, a structure the operator builds around a tailored, individualized recovery experience for each woman it houses. St. Peters is one of St. Charles County's larger cities, with retail, employers and services concentrated along its main commercial corridors.

Part of The Althea Project's Recovery Model

The Althea Project, founded in 2023, describes its approach as making recovery housing feel like home, not an institutional placement. Phoenix House is where that approach is applied for the women it houses, with the organization's staff providing the individualized support its mission describes.

A St. Charles County Location

St. Peters sits in St. Charles County, part of the St. Louis metro area west of the city itself. Residents at Phoenix House have access to the county's outpatient providers and employers without living inside the more urban core of St. Louis.

Applying to Phoenix House

Applications for Phoenix House go through The Althea Project. A prospective resident should ask what the individualized recovery plan looks like in practice, how the program is staffed day to day, and what current availability is at this St. Peters location.