Who
We Are

About Taylor

Taylor Aselage’s recovery journey began in 2016, giving her a profound understanding of the value of a nurturing and supportive environment for women in early recovery. Her experience of living in sober living for nearly three years taught her the power of community and accountability, sparking her commitment to helping others find healing and joy in sobriety. With nearly a decade in sobriety, Taylor has worked in case management providing compassionate, understanding support to those entering recovery. Guided by the 12-step principles and a belief in the transformative strength of sisterhood, Taylor emphasizes that sobriety should be fulfilling, joyful, and connected.

About Samara

With 10 years in recovery, Samara Penman has transformed her personal journey into a passion for helping others reclaim their lives. As a certified Recovery Support Peer Specialist, Samara brings both lived experience and professional insight, specializing in supporting women navigating the critical early stages of recovery. She believes deeply in each woman’s ability to create her own destiny by shifting self-beliefs, and her approach empowers residents to recognize their inner strength and potential. Samara’s empathetic support meets women where they are, helping them build meaningful, sustainable lives free from addiction.

Together, Samara and Taylor, co-founders of Wildflower Recovery, bring extensive recovery experience and nearly a decade of expertise in the sober living industry. They have created more than just a residence—it’s a community rooted in healing, accountability, and connection. Their goal is to help residents build a solid foundation for long-term sobriety through structure, compassion, and mutual support. At Wildflower Recovery, Samara and Taylor believe recovery is not just about staying sober—it’s about rediscovering joy, building resilience, and creating a life filled with meaning and purpose. Their mission is to foster an environment where every resident feels empowered to grow emotionally, spiritually, and personally, laying the groundwork for a thriving future.

When a flower doesn't bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower”