Felix Salomon, Ph.D. earned his doctorate in Clinical Psychology in 1977 from Long Island University, Brooklyn, New York.  He has worked steadily as a Clinical Psychologist for over 27 years. Dr. Salomon's experience has included outpatient, inpatient, and day hospitalization populations. Dr. Salomon did his internship at the Nassau County Medical Center and Hospital on Long Island. Dr. Salomon's orientation is primarily Contemporary Psychoanalytic with strong Existential-Humanistic and Family Systems influences.  Throughout, he has applied his orientation in assessment and therapy with children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients.  His experiences in psychotherapy have included individual, child-play, marital, family, and group modalities.  Dr. Salomon has had intensive training with John E. Exner, Jr., Ph.D. in the Comprehensive System of the Rorschach.  Dr. Salomon has supervised and taught paraprofessionals, psychology students and interns, psychiatric residents, family practice residents, psychiatrists, and psychologists in his various positions as a director of a Community Mental Health Center, as a professor, and as a private practitioner.  Dr. Salomon was the co-founder and Founding President of the Phoenix Psychoanalytic Study Group.  More recently, he was the Chairperson of the Arizona State Psychological Association Ethics Committee, 1997 to 2000.  Dr. Salomon was an Adjunct Professor in the Clinical Psychology Program at the Arizona School of Professional Psychology.  From about 1978 to 1998, Dr. Salomon directed a multi-disciplinary, private practice group, the Phoenix Institute for Psychotherapy, Ltd.  Since about 1998, Dr. Salomon has been in solo, private, independent practice in north-central Phoenix.  Dr. Salomon has authored articles for the Arizona Psychological Association Newsletter (e.g., A Supervisory Thing Happened on the Way to the Ethics Forum and Ethics Beyond the Grave) and is a contributor to several online psychoanalytic discussion groups.  In August 2001, Dr. Salomon presented Ethics Beyond the Grave: Impact of the Therapist's Death - Our Ethical Responsibilities, at the APA Annual Convention in San Francisco. Dr. Salomon is a member of the Phoenix Practice Committee of the Southwest Psychoanalytic Society. In September 2004, Dr. Salomon was accepted for Training in Psychoanalysis at The Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Los Angeles.