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Loree Tamayo
Author, Healthcare Consultant, Founder of Yesterday's Gone
Author Bio
Loree is the owner of a lucrative healthcare consulting company. She is also an abuse survivor. After years of therapy, Loree rose above her abuse and trauma, discovering the path to true restoration beginning with her identity.
Loree believes in paying forward what she has been blessed with. Her business success has made it possible to start a nonprofit called Yesterday’s Gone, a transitional housing program which helps women experiencing domestic violence, abuse, and trauma transition into living independently with strength and dignity.
Loree's Book
Luminaries: Women Leaders Who Light the Way is a powerful collection of hard-earned stories from women who have built businesses, shaped policy, advanced research, and created meaningful change within their communities. Through uncertainty, loss, courage, and unexpected detours, they discovered lessons that transformed not only their careers, but the way they lead, live, and move through the world.
Listen Below:
Author Spotlight: Paying It Forward with Loree Tamayo
In this episode of Her Best Chapter, Michelle Savage sits down with Loree Tamayo, bestselling author of Luminaries and founder of Yesterday’s Gone. Loree shares her powerful story of escaping domestic abuse, her journey of forgiveness, and how she turned her pain into purpose through her nonprofit.
Loree believes in paying forward what she has been blessed with. Her business success has made it possible to start a non-profit called Yesterday’s Gone, a transitional housing program which helps women experiencing domestic violence, abuse, and trauma transition into living independently with strength and dignity.
Key topics:
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Lori’s personal experience with emotional and psychological abuse and how she recognized the signs
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The ongoing process of forgiveness and the concept of reforgiveness inspired by faith and mental health practices
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How helping others accelerates personal healing and adds purpose to pain
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Innovative therapies like advanced resolution technique for trauma recovery
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The critical role of community, mentorship, and simple acts of kindness in supporting survivors
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Practical steps for women leaving abusive relationships, including rebuilding independence and avoiding the cycle
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Challenges faced by survivors, such as handling trauma triggers, rebuilding self-trust, and making wise future choices
