Cognitive complexity is at the core of counseling practice. According to research, cognitively complex counselors are more flexible, less self-focused, more empathetic, less prejudiced, and more culturally responsive than those who operate from a less complex framework. This workshop provides supervisors with more than 25 strategies to enhance cognitive complexity and apply critical thinking skills to counseling and supervision, and to intentionally use supervision to promote the cognitive development of both supervisee and supervisor, using a heavy emphasis on practice and application.