Monica Hermosillo, LMFT in Chula Vista holds California marriage and family therapist license 112484 with a practice at 272 Church Avenue near the Medical Center corridor. Her clinical focus on anxiety, depression, and life-transition adjustment incorporates nutritional wellness referrals through coordination with providers such as Lani Rausa, RD, reflecting emerging gut-brain axis research linking dietary patterns to mood-disorder outcomes. Registered in the PECOS Medicare enrollment system under NPI 1598043978, the practice is eligible to order Part B clinical laboratory services and durable medical equipment for patients requiring integrated diagnostic workups. Cognitive behavioral therapy and solution-focused techniques address presenting concerns common in South Bay populations — including bilingual family conflict, career-transition anxiety, and grief processing — with stress-management recommendations extending to mindfulness-based practices at Yoga Box for patients whose treatment plans incorporate somatic regulation. Treatment protocols apply structured CBT worksheets targeting automatic negative thought patterns through the cognitive restructuring model, using Socratic questioning, behavioral experiments, and graded exposure hierarchies calibrated to each patient's anxiety-trigger profile.