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Equipment Shelves

Equipment Shelves

Some very interesting things were kept behind the front desk here... foot cuffs, wrist restraints and other goodies. Unfortunately, only these labels remain.
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My ex-gf had similar labels in her bedroom closet! LOL!
Max
Wed 06-08-2005
I guess they really did take an arm and a leg if they had too
Steve M.
Wed 06-08-2005
LOL@ Max, heh heh, does sound good for bondage/S&M play tho! *blush*
BritChick
Thu 06-09-2005
where's the ball gags and cat o' nine tails?
Ed
Mon 06-20-2005
The staff took those home with them along with the swings!
gelliebean
Mon 07-11-2005
Wow, amazing photo. Simple but excellent.
Hedy
Wed 07-13-2005
OMG THERE MIGHT BE SOME LEFT!!1 WOOOWEEE
Meghan
Thu 02-02-2006
looks like some one is ready for a good time haha
Rachele
Fri 04-14-2006
I've had both of those used on me in '98
invisiblechick83
Thu 06-08-2006
please assit me on finding the mental hospital equipments and teaching aids
margie
Tue 09-26-2006
If you didn't know, the labels are made of Dymo Tape.

As far as I know it's still available from office suppliers.
Richard Davies
Sat 04-07-2007
Tags Tell a Lot!!!!
Nevermore
Fri 06-15-2007
mmmmm i wonder what it would be like to work in a mental hospital...
Sadie
Sat 10-27-2007
"A place for everything, and everything in it's place."
Jeanette
Tue 02-05-2008
If only i could find some. id use them on my brothers
Conor
Wed 04-09-2008
Oh dear. These aren't for happy time.
Sylvia
Thu 05-22-2008
If I had them, I would use them on my kids!
Maniac Mike
Tue 07-08-2008
A few notes on what it's like to work in a mental hospital:
--every day is different
--there's always more to learn
--don't take anything too personally
--every patient is first of all a person with a unique story and unique needs and gifts
--humor goes a *long* way
--tons of rules, and tons of paper work!
dme
Thu 10-30-2008
quite scary really but it just amazes me that most of these it just seems like everyone just got up and walked out its weird
karen
Sun 04-12-2009
WOW. Words cant explain
Little B
Sun 12-27-2009
Certainly there were times when violently psychotic patients really needed to be restrained though I saw nurses acting out and creating false incidents so they could assert their power over the powerless patients who "asked too many questions." And don't forget most of the patients put in restraints also recieved chemical restraint injections of Haldol, Prolixen, Thorazine etc. Fun times!!! Not!
Patient X
Thu 04-08-2010
wow thats sad
bonnie
Wed 04-28-2010
Mental patients are people with a disease, and they are all unique people just like each and every one of us. It is sad that such bold language is used for all to see.
Charlie
Sat 08-27-2011

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