I AM Borderline: Self Regulation Project
I Am Borderline was written/directed/produced by Dr. Betsy Usher, cinematographer was Thom Kuo. I Am Borderline was written reducing the stigma of Borderline Personality Disorder. Dr. Betsy Usher wrote her dissertation on the Stigma of Borderline Personality Disorder which lead to her idea to make the film while in her Postdoc Fellowship at Wright Institute Los Angeles.
I Am Borderline went viral and reached over 1 millions views, was in 16 film festivals, and won the Art With Impact Award in 2016.
The title was created as a campaign to help show that those with BPD are more than their diagnosis. They are mothers, teachers, doctors, friends, daughter, sons, therapists, artists, and so much more.
This short film is a new wave of mental health film by Dr. Betsy Usher to create positive change in the world of mental health.