In this episode of Supervision Smörgåsbord , Dr. Tara Sanderson kicks off season three with guest Erin Mahone, LPC from Pulse Wellness Cooperative. The conversation dives into topics such as the dilemma of reading books versus watching movies, the importance of ethical self-disclosure in clinical supervision, and the evolving role of supervision in mental health practice. Erin Mahone shares her experiences as a new supervisor, emphasizing the need for intentional self-disclosure to foster safety and connection, both with clients and supervisees. The episode also explores the impact of Oregon’s OHA supervision grant, choosing supervisors who align with personal and professional values, and creating sustainable, supportive practices for clinicians. The dialogue highlights the importance of attunement, consent, and adaptability in supervision, with Dr. Tara Sanderson and Erin Mahone offering insights into building a thriving and inclusive mental health community.