This presentation offers practical applications of the Bio-Ecological Cross-Cultural Supervision Model as a responsive framework to support counselors working with marginalized populations from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ communities, immigrant and refugee populations, and individuals with intersecting identities impacted by discrimination, policy changes, and sociocultural stressors. In the current climate these realities affect client well-being and place heightened demands on counselors, who must navigate complex cultural dynamics, ethical dilemmas, and burnout.