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The Mental Health Board was an organization on Beta Colony in charge of identifying and treating mental illness in their people. They appear to have had some reputation for overdoing the treatment at times. A common threat made by citizens, apparently similar to modern-day "you're going to jail" was "you're going to therapy". Tasks of the Mental Health Board were probably related to those of Captain Mehta of the Betan Expeditionary Force.

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  • The Mental Health Board was an organization on Beta Colony in charge of identifying and treating mental illness in their people. They appear to have had some reputation for overdoing the treatment at times. A common threat made by citizens, apparently similar to modern-day "you're going to jail" was "you're going to therapy". Tasks of the Mental Health Board were probably related to those of Captain Mehta of the Betan Expeditionary Force.
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  • The Mental Health Board was an organization on Beta Colony in charge of identifying and treating mental illness in their people. They appear to have had some reputation for overdoing the treatment at times. A common threat made by citizens, apparently similar to modern-day "you're going to jail" was "you're going to therapy". Tasks of the Mental Health Board were probably related to those of Captain Mehta of the Betan Expeditionary Force.
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