Clinical Supervision for Therapists Who Want to Practice Thoughtfully
Whether you're working toward LMFT or LPCC licensure or simply looking for a supervisor who will challenge your thinking, supervision at Resolute is designed to help you become a more intentional, confident, and relational clinician.
Developing therapists—not just fulfilling supervision hours.
Clinical supervision is more than signing paperwork or reviewing difficult cases.
It's where therapists develop their clinical judgment, refine their voice, learn to tolerate uncertainty, and become more intentional in the way they think about people.
At Resolute, supervision is collaborative, relational, and grounded in curiosity. We believe great therapists aren't created by memorizing interventions—they're developed through thoughtful reflection, meaningful feedback, and years of intentional practice.
What Supervision Looks Like
Professional Development
Finding your therapeutic voice, developing ethical confidence, and growing into the kind of clinician you hope to become.
Relationship-Focused Work
Understanding attachment, relational dynamics, family systems, and patterns that influence change.
Case
Consultation
Exploring complex clinical situations together while building confidence in your own decision-making. Stretching beyond your comfort zone to building your competence.
Clinical & Critical Thinking
Learning to conceptualize clients beyond symptoms and diagnoses. Thinking about what you’ve been taught and if it rings true beyond the classroom.
Meet Your Supervisor
Kat Ludwig, MA, LMFT
Over 25 years of experience in mental health.
Founder of Resolute Therapy Group.
Minnesota Board Approved Clinical Supervisor.
Creator of the Relational Adult Position model.
Over 20 years of proven leadership—supervising clinicians across private practice, group practice settings, community mental health, school-based services, CTSS, corporate mental health care/EAP, and specialized relationship work.
Grow Into the Therapist You Want to Become.
Whether you're completing licensure hours or looking for thoughtful consultation as a seasoned professional, supervision at Resolute is designed to help you build confidence, deepen your clinical thinking, challenge you with multiple perspectives, and develop a practice that reflects who you are as a therapist and current/future leader.