Meet the Team
Lori Cocks, OTR/L and FDN-P
Founder and Certified FDNLori is a rehabilitation specialist with 28 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist. Over nearly three decades working in hospitals, rehab centers, and homes, she began to see a pattern: people weren’t getting better because the system kept offering the same one-size-fits-all answers to deeply individual problems. Understanding that the medical system has its place, she also knew healing had to be personal — rooted in bio-individuality, nature, and the wisdom of the body.
She decided to go back to school to deepen her understanding of bio-individuality and the unique needs of each person. After researching many programs, she chose the one that aligned most with her values — Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN). Through long hours of study, dedication, and hands-on training, she graduated as a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner. Today, she works with clients one-on-one, honoring each person as an individual and creating personalized wellness plans that support the body’s natural ability to heal.
Her work is grounded in the belief that humans are not machines to be fixed, but living beings meant to be connected to the earth, to each other, and to their own inner rhythms. She is against the division, the fighting, the noise, and the illusion that technology or quick fixes can replace real healing. Lori believes we heal when we return to what is natural, simple, and true.
As a mother of three, grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of two, she brings a deep, generational compassion to her work. She guides people gently — with knowledge, intuition, and respect — helping them reconnect with their wild and wonderful wellness in a way that honors who they are as individuals.
Outside of her work and love of family, Lori feels most alive outdoors: being near the ocean, camping, cooking over a fire, breathing fresh mountain air, and listening to the river and the wind in the pines. She helps others find their way back to what feels natural, simple, and true for them.
Stay wild, stay wonderful, stay well.
Taylor Harbin, A.A. Psychology
Operations ManagerTaylor serves as the Operations Manager of Wild and Wonderful Wellness. With a background in psychology and a passion for helping others, she brings both organizational expertise and a client-centered perspective to her role, helping ensure that every aspect of the client experience is thoughtful, supportive, and seamless.
Her passion for holistic health and wellness was inspired by her Ila (grandma Lori), whose dedication to helping others achieve vibrant health sparked a lifelong interest in natural wellness. Taylor believes that nourishing food, intentional movement, meaningful connection, and a balanced lifestyle are some of the most powerful forms of medicine.
As a mother, she has become even more passionate about creating healthy habits and cultivating wellness in everyday life. This personal journey continues to inspire her commitment to helping others make informed, sustainable choices that support long-term health and well-being.
Outside of work, Taylor is a student. She enjoys spending time with her family outdoors, exploring nature, pursuing creative endeavors, and continuing to expand her knowledge of health, wellness, and personal development.