Andrea Tatley

Andrea Tatley partners with individuals and teams through times of transition and challenge by creating spaces where they can safely reconnect with themselves—restoring clarity, resilience, and meaning in demanding environments. Her background is in palliative care and spiritual care, and she has spent many years serving on interdisciplinary teams at large metro hospitals, supporting patients, families, and staff through serious illness, grief, and transition.
She integrates contemplative spiritual practices with insights from neuroscience to support resilience and meaningful change. She also brings extensive experience in resilience, well-being, and relational support in healthcare and group settings, with a focus on fostering sustainable self-care and meaningful connection. Andrea’s work is deeply influenced by her exploration of the intersection of nature, spirituality, and healing. She is a writer and speaker who frequently engages themes of presence, grief, and the human connection to the natural world. She is the founder of Transformare, a body of work exploring human resilience through nature, spirituality, and lived experience.
Photography, nature, travel, and gardening are among Andrea’s passions, each offering a different way of seeing and engaging with the world.