Where Our Story Began

Meet Loree Tamayo- Helping women build the life they deserve.

Loree Tamayo is a fellow abuse survivor whose life’s work was born from her own journey through trauma, healing, and rediscovery. The pain she endured in her adolescent years led her into patterns of unhealthy and harmful relationships. After finally leaving her abusive situation, Loree turned inward—determined to understand why she made choices that didn’t honor her worth.

Through years of therapy, learning, and intentional self-work, she rebuilt her life from the inside out and discovered that true restoration begins with identity. That realization became the foundation for Yesterday’s Gone, a program and workbook created to help survivors understand their story, reclaim their identity, and pursue healing with clarity and hope.

What began as her personal journey grew into a pathway for countless women seeking freedom from abuse and trauma.

Today, Loree is extending that mission even further through Defining Tomorrow—a new branch designed to reach more women, in more places, with even greater impact. By expanding beyond the walls of the shelter and the original program, Defining Tomorrow allows Loree to equip survivors, churches, counselors, and communities with trauma-informed support groups, resources, and education.

With this next chapter, Loree is committed to ensuring that every woman has access to the tools, support, and encouragement she needs to rise, rebuild, and define her future with strength.

Mission and Vision

Defining Tomorrow exist to walk alongside trauma and abuse survivors, offering compassionate guidance, practical support, and empowering resources so they can heal, grow strong, and create a brighter, independent future.

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Loree is passionate about helping women develop skills and resources to empower them in their journey through life. She enjoys sharing her journey and mentoring others through speaking engagements, a course covering a variety of topics, and an upcoming book.

Loree is passionate about sharing her knowledge and experience not just with victims, but the general public. Her speaking engagements and courses on emotional intelligence and boundary setting in the workplace help many businesses go from good to great. She has authored courses, books, a healing curriculum, and presentations that help all audiences.

Loree’s recovery took years and countless resources. To pay it forward, she has put together a healing curriculum in a workbook so those who are struggling with abuse and trauma will have a resource that’s condensed and easily accessible to them.

Loree offers consulting services to equip allies, service providers, and churches to effectively reach and support women in their cities by developing their own transitional housing program in their communities.

Yesterday's Gone

Loree has built a successful business as a consultant. Her success has made it possible for her to start a nonprofit called Yesterday’s Gone, a transitional housing program that helps women transition from domestic violence shelters or safe houses to living independently with strength and dignity. Loree has made it her life mission to help women have a choice. Have a choice to leave an abusive situation. Have a choice to live and thrive and not have to go back to their former relationships.

Loree is currently the executive director of Yesterday’s Gone, located near Austin, Texas.

Part of the proceeds from the sale of this curriculum and speaking engagements help fund this 501c3 organization. Please visit yesterdaysgone.org for more information about the organization.

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