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Tulip Gardens: Training Guide

By Zrathie

This guide is for staff members of Tulip Gardens Psychiatric Hospital. It outlines some tactics used for submissives taken under our care. This guide focuses on diaper lovers and patients who are undergoing diaper use training. It is for our kink patients inside of the kinky patient wings. It is not for regular patients.

The Standard Diaper

Our patient's standard diaper is the Maxi Protect IV. This diaper provides the best long term wear and capacity. All patients should wear the same model diaper when undergoing diaper use training. It is a plastic-backed medical-style adult diaper with twin wetness indicator lines at the front. We have models for all species that visit us as well as the option for special orders for our patients.

Clothing

The asylum standard underwear is white boxer briefs. Patients that are not undertaking diaper training should wear our standard white boxer briefs. These underwear provide exceptional comfort.

The standard gown is identical to the ones used in the regular section of the facility and works the same way. This garment is for compliant patients and those patients here for only a light experience.

The light cotton overalls are the next step up. These are one-piece cotton garments intended for use in bathroom control play. The patient has to remove the whole garment to use the restroom. The overalls, when combined with the Maxi Protect IV, can be used to slow down the removal of the diaper. Another use is to have the patient nude under the overalls and provoke a bladder accident. The thin material will turn transparent in the presence of fluid and expose a patient's genitals.

The canvas overalls act the same way as the lighter cotton ones except are designed to be light restraints. They come with a back zipper that can be locked shut via two metal eyelets near the neck locking together with the zipper pull tab. The canvas overalls primary purpose is for locked on clothes and forced clothes wetting scenarios but can be combined with the Maxi Protect IV for forced diaper use scenarios.

Lock 'em Plastic Pants

Lock 'em plastic pants. We recommended Lock 'em plastic pants for patients in fewer restraints. The primary use of Lock 'em plastic pants is to secure around a patient's diaper to prevent removal. They can be locked remotely or set on a timer mode. The timer mode is useful for punishments or bathroom use control scenarios. These plastic pants work as underwear, over the top of underwear or adult diapers.

Despite their appearance Lock 'em plastic pants are bondage devices. They cannot be cut without the use of a laser or diamond head cutting wheel. They are made of a smart polymer that can adapt to the body shape of the wearer providing truly an inescapable experience.

Bladder Training

Patients become accustomed to urinating into their diapers with little effort. It is still vital to structure their return to diapers safely and securely. One of the most straightforward methods to encourage wetting is time. The production of urine will naturally fill a patient's bladder with normal levels of hydration. No further intervention is required.

Careful planning and management can hasten a patient's acceptance of diaper use. Staff can introduce diapers at the transport phase or after their first night at the facility.

Transport Diaper Induction

If the transportation diaper introduction is deemed most appropriate, it is best to reassure the patient that the diaper is for accidents only. Although this is a lie, it can get over the first hurdle and allow staff to secure their patient without much fuss. Our staff must be in control and the patient at all times. Make sure they are adequately bound inside the van or other transport so that they cannot remove their diaper. Applying restraints can be disguised as "buckling in" even if the level of restraint is extreme. It is best to leave the patient ungagged for this method.

The patient must not arrive at the facility dry. Offer the patient a drink to prime their bladder because a primed bladder will make for less time on the road. If it is needed to take long detours or get stuck in bad traffic on purpose to stall for time, go ahead. Depending on how trusting the patient is, they may foolishly ask for a toilet break or attempt to conceal their bladder distress.

If the patient asks for a restroom stop, it is time to press them to make use of their diapers. Use the verbal teasing techniques outlined later in this guide to prompt a quicker accident or just let nature take its course. Our top staff members have often timed their arrival at the facility to coincide with their patient's maximum bladder strain -- the act of leaving the transport is enough to induce the loss of bladder control in their patients.

In-house Diaper induction

The act of priming a patient for their first diaper wetting while at the facility comes in three main types. One, an unassisted hands-off approach. Two, increased intake of fluid before their first diapering. Three, the covert use of diuretic coupled with an increased fluid intake before their first diapering. Let us look at these in more detail.

The first method requires the least amount of planning. The patient is diapered and locked into restraint systems until their first accident. We do mean accident. Expect the patient to hold out for a while possibly hours as their bladder fills to a near painful level. This method has a slow build-up, but it still gets the result we are after. The inevitable accident will force the patient to come to terms with their situation.

The second method involves priming a patient's body with a heavy dose of fluids before their first diapering. It is essential not to make this process too visible. An extra glass of juice with without diuretic will work nicely. Staff can go with a completely liquid breakfast of a protein shake and be sure to offer tea or a refreshing drink as well. This is a quicker method that expedites diaper training.

The third method involves priming the patient with a hefty dose of fluid with diuretic hidden inside. Staff can be much less subtle, and even force-feed a patient their bladder priming fluids. This method is when the facility wants paten to have minimal bladder control or a fast wetting. This method is a show of force on the part of the facility.

With all these methods, it is crucial to restrain even compliant patients until they have made use of their diapers. A patient must be bound after their first diapering as to avoid its removal. A softer approach is making use of the Lock 'em plastic pants to prevent diaper removal while allowing the patient to move freely. The next step up would be placing a patient in a straightjacket. Staff can enhance this further by restraining the patient in a straightjacket to a bed or chair. Not much more is needed after that but to let nature take its course.

Dealing With Bladder Holders

Some patients will try to keep their pampers dry at all costs. It is vital to identify when a patient is holding their bladder. Some of the early signs are often missed. It is easy when their need to urinate is past the point it becomes uncomfortable for them to hold. Placing hand paws between on their crotch or between legs, crossing legs, and attempting to keep their legs closed are signs that the patient is bladder shy. Another sign for canine patients is sweaty paw pads. It is crucial to watch body language for these and other signs.

Patients will be most likely non-cooperative and will deny their bladder distress. Patients who have been subject to previous techniques are the hardest to detect holding. In this case, take note of how long ago they had last urinated and their intake of fluids. From this, getting a picture of just how badly they need the restroom and staff can up the pressure for them to comply.

It is essential to confront bladder holders and let them know that they are not getting one over us. Observe the holding signs in a patient if they show any of the signs ask them if they need to pee.

Here are some often used lines:

"What is the matter sweetie, do you need the bathroom?" "Do you need some time alone with Mr fire hydrant?" "I noticed you are crossing those legs, Is there something you want to tell me?", "Those sweaty foot paws are showing me just how badly you gotta go.", "Aww, is your bladder filling more quickly than you would like?"

If they lie, tell them the sign that was seen and tell the patient the staff know they are lying. A nurse should taunt a bladder holder and tell them that they will soon wet their diaper, that they cannot hold it for much longer or it would feel better for them just to let it flow.

Here are some regularly used lines:

"I am surprised you are still dry.", "Look at those legs tremble; it will not be long now.", "It must be getting so hard to keep those pampers dry.", "We can all see how badly you need to piddle; You could have discreetly gone sooner, but now we are going to watch the waterworks.", "You are not the first to hold out on us; we have a knack for making wet diapers."

When the patient eventually wets their diaper offerer words of praise and words of encouragement.

Expect that a patient will hold their bladder until they physically cannot for their first few wettings, but if this action continues, countermeasures must be enacted to discourage this behaviour. Our goal here is not incontinence but compliance. A patient may view their bladder holding as a way to resist our treatments; however, futile. It is essential to establish that we are in total control of their bodies.

The next set of methods are for serial holders or to enhance the first-timers wetting. One option for encouraging bladder accidents is piping rainforest, waterfall or even ocean noises into the patient's room via the PA system. Audio stimulation has been known to reduce the duration of bladder holds and speed up the diaper acceptance process. It can also be combined with other methods to overwhelm their defences.

Maximising resistant systems is another popular method. Position the patient with their legs widely spread, in a sitting or prone position with them locked in place. Motion is another suitable method. The tried and true bouncer can break willful holders. It is essential to calibrate the bouncer to a patient's height. The goal here is that tension in the elastic is at the maximum when the patient is standing on their foot paws. A patient should be allowed to arrest their movement but only when they put themselves into a stress position. Such as standing on their toe pads. Anytime the patient attempts to rest their foot, paws flat on the floor must cause them to bounce or swing.

One method that works for ticklish patients is the feathering method. It works the best on a patient shacked into a bed or other restraint that exposes their foot paws. Wait until a patient shows signs of a full bladder. Tickle the patients exposed foot paws with a feather. The patient will try to avoid the tickling feather, so make sure the restraint system is in good order. Observe the crotch of their diaper lookout for erections to exploit in positive reinforcement masturbation sessions. Swap paw pads as needed to keep the patient from adapting to the stimulation. Only stop tickling when the patient has wet themselves.

Staff can also allow toilet access to a patient but keep them from using it. Using Lock 'em plastic pants secured over a diaper or regular underwear will prevent toilet access. A patient in close to a toilet will prompt their desire to relieve themselves. Without a way to remove their diaper/clothing, they will end up very wet indeed.

While it is normal for night diapers to stay dry overnight, some patients may hold off through the morning sneaking in their morning urination in the shower. The best method to combat this is to prime their bladder the night before. An extra dose of fluid will make sure that come morning, their bladder is extra full. Perform the usual morning diaper check. Take note if they seem extra jittery or show any signs of bladder distress.

It is time to strike with a morning foot paw/hoof wash. Be sure to use soft sponges and slowly wash their paws/hooves with warm soapy water. Restrain the patient while the nurse performs the sponge bath. For best results, have the patient's legs widely spread cuffed at the ankles. The patient's position will place added pressure on their full bladder.

The paw sponge bath method has been known to produce extensive accidents. For extra stubborn patients, make sure to take it slow or soap and rinse several times. The goal is not cleaning efficiency but provoking a morning bladder accident before the proper showering. For added effect, change the patient out of their dry diaper into the standard pair of white boxer briefs. Position a mirror to give the patient a good view of their underwear that they had hoped to avoid wetting.

Promoting Diaper Masturbation

A critical part of our patient's diaper training is promoting in diaper masturbation. Some of our patients are already diaper lovers, but for others, they will need some prompting before they can cross that line. As this is a male-only facility, the focus here is on penis and testes based genital stimulation. A patient's penis offers a visual indication of arousal. Even thick diapers will show an erection to the trained eye. Be on the lookout for sexually aroused patients. They will try and hide their state of arousal due to antiquated ideas regarding sex and masturbation.

Our Maxi Protect IVs diapers are suitable for masturbation providing excellent gratification. The facility recommends that guards and nurses take home a set of Maxi Protect IVs and engage in a set of masturbatory activities. Practical use will help the staff get to know how to stimulate the patients wearing these diapers. We must hold all the cards and know first had practical diaper masturbation techniques to use on or patients.

A patient should be encouraged to stimulate themselves before intervention by staff. It is crucial to provide the illusion of privacy for our patients. One popular method is to prevent the patient from removing their diaper while still providing physical access to their diaper. For example, loose restraints that allow enough freedom for the patient to roll onto their stomach to engage in prone masturbation. Make sure not to punish the behaviour that the facility wants to see. If a staff member observes a patient masturbating do not interrupt them.

Provide other patients in less severe levels of bondage with ample time for masturbatory activities. Prime patient masturbation times are during the morning and evening. It is best to structure encouragement pursuits around these times. Staff can use known kinks that a patient has to prompt sexual arousal.

The bouncer helps produce wet patients very quickly but is also very useful for genital stimulation. Expect to see some resistance, especially if they have been avoiding masturbation. Just being in the bouncer and gently bouncing has been shown to cause arousal. If a notice staff member notices their patient has an erection while in a bouncer, it is best to leave the room and provide them with ample time to pleasure themselves.

Try not to take them down until after they have ejaculated. Never let an opportunity for positive reinforcement go to waste. Even patients who have avoided masturbation after time in the bouncer will masturbate after wetting their diaper. The swelling of the diaper padding and the constant movement is quite exhilarating.

Our facility here has our renowned pebble path. A journey around the pebble path should be scheduled for every patient at least once. The best method is to secure the patient in a resistant wheelchair. Do laps of the path until the patient grows aroused. It is essential to listen to the auditory cues that the patient is becoming aroused. Panting breath is the most common cue, followed by moans in non-gaged patients.

Most of the time, it is best to pretend that the patient is not horny and let them take care of themselves when they have returned to their room. It is optional for a nurse or other staff member to tease the patient about their state of sexual arousal. Teasing may include pointing out their erections, asking if they want to return to their room for masturbation.

Some patients will avoid masturbation in their diaper at all costs; it is crucial to break the resistance of these would be trouble makers. If they get away with this act of defiance, it has been shown to lead to more acts of non-compliance.

We are moving onto the sexual stimulants. Our primary one is UHD57B. It is easily hidden in food or drink because it comes as a liquid. UHD57B stimulates the production of sperm in mammals with a side effect of increasing sexual urges. Try a low dosage at first. A low dosage will make it seem to the patient that their increased sexual urges are natural. The proven comfort of the Maxi Protect IV should do the rest.

If the patient resits a lower dosage switch to a higher dose, the downside of this is that the patient will know that their arousal is artificial. They may put down any masturbatory acts as induced by our treatment and not their own free will. In other cases, it has proven effective in overcoming the initial shame of ejaculating into a diaper.

The next method involves diaper inserts. The Estrus pads are inserts for our patient's diaper. The pads react upon contact with a fluid such as urine releasing a synthetic Gonadotropin hormone, the hormone released during the estrus period in female anthros. Caution must be applied when using this method may lead to collateral damage.

As the effects of Estrus pads are non-discriminatory patients and staff are affected alike. Estrus pads are only used in padded room 305 and only used on one patient at a time. Placing the intended target in padded room 305 is required. Place the patient in less restrictive restraints such as bondage mittens and a locking set of Lock 'em plastic pants.

Monitor the room 305 patient via video. Do not enter the room unless there is an emergency. The patient is only allowed to leave the room one hour after the activation of the Estrus pad. This method will prevent staff exposure to the hormone released. It is vital to not have an uncontrolled release of synthetic Gonadotropin hormone in the facility.

Dealing with Bowel Holders

Patients holding onto the contents of their bowels are much more common than bladder holders. Expect most of the patients to attempt to resist diaper deification. It is one of the hardest parts of our diaper training. Some patients are not signed up to this level of diaper use, or diaper use is a punishment for bad behaviour only. Make sure to inform staff during shift changes to which of our patients are to undergo such treatment.

Staff should start with basic methods working up to more invasive methods ones when dealing with bowel holders. It is important to monitor when a patient has a bowel movement manually. Expect them to lie and become uncooperative. It is our staff's responsibility to ensure that our patients' intestinal health is maintained. Adverse health outcomes are likely for patients who intentionally avoid defecation.

Our first port of call is diet. A diet plan for patients should include high doses of dietary fibre and meals containing natural fruit-based laxative such as prunes. The laxative should not be too strong for the patient. Just enough to stimulate their bowels so they cannot avoid expulsion, providing an illusion of control. Staff will soon turn prim and proper patients into willing diaper users. Our goal is to make cooperation the path of least resistance.

If the patient has not had a bowel movement in forty-eight hours, move onto a powerful dose of laxative. When the patient voids themselves under the effect laxative, give them another chance to void themselves naturally. The next step if they continue to resist is to give them a potent dose of horse laxative. A strong laxative will make for an unpleasant experience that patients will want to avoid. Other options include suppositories and enemas.

When a patient needs appropriate punishment, Lock 'em plastic pants with their timed lock will do nicely. Offer the patient a deal. Keep their pampers clean, and they get to use the toilet. Of course, with proper bladder and bowel stimulation, never gets to avoid using their pampers. It is important when using this method that the patient believes they have a chance of avoiding their diaper defilement. Their failure to contain themselves will prompt further compliance.

Designing a public accident is a way to deal with defiant patients. The double diaper method can work. Put a patient in two diapers with the first one add glue to the tabs so they cannot remove it. Place a second over the top of the first. It is recommended to place the patient in hand paw mittens to reduce dexterity. Make sure to dose up the patient with laxative or diuretic. They might be able to remove the first layer but not the second.