Kuka on lausunut?

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Pertti Luukkonen:

Erkki Juhani R u t a n e n (12.7.1932—2.1.2015 Hki) — m u i s t o j a

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"Kukaan tämän sairaalan henkilökunnasta ei ole saanut julkista monumenttia, mutta potilaista sellaisen on saanut moni."

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Prinsessasta oli vuosia sitten pitkä juttu Hesarissa. Jotenkin se tarina jäi mieleen.

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Tuo yllä oleva oli Kalle Achtén lausahdus.

[Riidankylväjä]

Tarkoittanet "Kalle Achtén lausahdus"?

Kyllä, kiitos.

[Psykopatologia]

Ainakin Kivi ja Paasikivi.

[Psykopatologia]

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L a p i n l a h t i,

Lapinlahden sairaala (perustettu 1844), psykiatrian klinikka, aiemmin hermotautien ja psykiatrian klinikat (vuonna 1965 neurologia siirtyi Meilahteen). HUSin myötä 2000-luvulla sairaalan psykiatrinen toiminta on siirtynyt pääosin Auroraan ja nykyiseen psykiatriakeskukseen (Hesperiaan).

Psykologinen toiminta alkoi Lapinlahdessa 1940-luvun loppupuolella, kun (runoilijana paremmin tunnettu) Lasse Heikkilä (1925–1961) alkoi tehdä mielentilatutkimuksiin liittyviä älykkyys-testauksia, joita Kyllikki Virkki (myöhemmin Virkki-Eini) jatkoi (1946–56). Töitä tehtiin kanslistin palkalla osapäiväisesti, ja tutkimushuoneena oli tavallisimmin kirjasto. Vuonna 1951 psykologien asema vahvistui, kun Rauno Olavi Viitamäelle (1918-2001) saatiin psykologin virka lastenosastolle, jossa Kyllikki Hakola (Lyytikäinen) toimi lapsiterapeuttina (1952). 1950-luvulla myös Erkki Juhani Rutanen (s. 1932) tuli taloon ensin assistentiksi ja vuonna 1965 johtavan psykologin virkaan (vuoteen 1976 asti). 1950-luvulta 1980-luvulle Lapinlahti oli Suomen ykkönen soveltavan kliinisen psykologian alalla (kun Helsingin yliopisto oli akateemisen psykologian ykkönen).

Lapinlahdessa psykologeina ovat toimineet myös mm. johtava psykologi Harriet Maria Hagman (1927–1997), Leena Uoti, Pekka Kinnunen, Esa Roos, Pekka Sakki, Helena Parland(-Lahtinen), Marja-Leena Sakki(-Roine), Eeva Raunio, Ritva Lehvonen, Harriet Sternberg, Eila Kallio ja Pertti Luukkonen (mm. vuonna 1972 perustetussa mielentilatutkimusosastossa).
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[Riidankylväjä]

Ainakin Kivi ja Paasikivi.

Eikös Paasikivi saanut terveen paperit?

[Pertti Luukkonen]

Joo, sillä oli vain huono käytös. - Mutta huusi niin, että Molotovkin pelkäsi.

[Pertti Luukkonen]

ERKKI JUHANI RUTANEN

Erkki Rutanen was born (1932) and brought in Helsinki, learning Finnish and Swedish as his native tongues, and German as his first foreign languages. At the Helsinki Real-Lyceum he majored in mathematics and science which he continued to study at the Helsinki University. He finally graduated from there, however, in psychology and phonetics in 1958 after a in the Finnish Navy and promotion to commissioned officer on the reserve. His writing career began in 1952 as a chess-columnist on "Uusi Suomi" and as a chess-correspondent for Agence France Presse during the Chess Olympiad in Helsinki, having participated in the Student Team World Championship Tournament in Liperpool, UK, when Finland came first and Great Britain second. For some years he worked at night as an assistant to the managing editor of "Uusi Suomi" and during the day as an assistant clinical psychologist at Helsinki University Clinics on Neurology and Psychiatry (Lapinlahti Hospital), where he became Psychologist-in-Chief in 1965. He was also the Editor-in-Chief of the Information Gazette of the Psychiatric Clinic, and Managing Editor of the scientific publications, especially "Psychiatria Fennica", which post he held when he left the clinics in 1976 to concentrate on his private practice as psychodiagnostician and psychotherapist, and on his writing and research. From 1972 – 73 he acted as associate professor of general and clinical psychology at Helsinki University. As well as translations of poetry, short stories, and scientific books from Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, German, and English into Finnish, he has contributed scientific articles, mainly in English, to "Psychiatria Fennica", and has written a number of books in Finnish including "Unet ja uskomukset" (1963), dealing with the psychodynamics of sleeping, dreaming, and of beliefs, and "Psykologia" 1966, an introduction to general and clinical psychology, of which over 100 000 copies have been sold. The reference book of sexuality, "Sukupuolielämän tietokirja" (1965), co-authored with his psychologist wife (Mirja Tuulikki Rutanen, b. Paavola 1929 - 2008), a gynaecologist, and a psychiatrist, was translated into Estonian by Heino Mikk and published in 1974 as "Avameeselt abielust, Lühendatud väljaanne". This was the first book to be published in the Soviet Union which explains the perversions formerly deemed non-existent in socialist countries. He has continued his research with his single subject methods on changes with and without brain damage, and with and without psychotherapy, accumalating evidence on the effects of psychotherapy in cases of neurologic, psychiatric, psychosomatic, and somatic disease, with follow-up periods of two decades, in several hundred of subjects, and with several susequent re-testing. His findings on the disinhibition of the cerebrum after cerebellar damage, obtained 1958 – 59, have been corroborated by research with cerebellar electrodes two decades later. Dr. Rutanen is a member of various professional associations and his hobbies are sailing, chess, and philosophy.

Päivitys 9.1.2015

[Psykopatologia]

Pertti Luukkonen:
Erkki Juhani R u t a n e n (12.7.1932 - 2.1.2015 Hki) - m u i s t o j a
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