Ashley's House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Ashley's House is a women's sober living home in River Falls, Wisconsin, in Pierce County, operated by Peer Perspective Inc. as part of its peer-led recovery support work in the St. Croix Valley.

A Women's Recovery Home in River Falls

Ashley's House serves women in recovery from substance use and mental health challenges. The house takes its name from Ashley, a woman who struggled with mental health and substance use before her death and who left behind three children; the operator built the residence as a tribute to her and to the gap her struggle exposed in local recovery housing.

Peer-Led Support Behind This River Falls Sober House

Peer Perspective Inc. runs Ashley's House on a peer-support model, pairing housing with advocacy, community connection, and lived recovery experience. Residents keep their own outside providers for clinical care.

River Falls and the St. Croix Valley

River Falls sits in Pierce County, part of the St. Croix Valley region that spans the Wisconsin side of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro's outer edge. That location gives residents access to both a smaller-city pace and the broader Twin Cities job market and treatment infrastructure within a reasonable drive.

Peer Perspective Inc.'s Recovery Community Work

Beyond housing, Peer Perspective Inc. runs a podcast, community events, and blog content aimed at reducing the isolation that often surrounds substance use and mental health struggles. Ashley's House functions as the organization's housing arm within that broader advocacy mission.

Applying to Ashley's House

Admission to Ashley's House runs through Peer Perspective Inc. A prospective resident or family member can ask directly about house rules, available space, and how the organization's peer-support model works day to day.