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Follow on Google News | Actor/Comedian Josh Server Special Guest Panel Screen Actors Guild (SAG)Josh Server, known for starring in the popular Nickelodeon hit television show, "All That" shared some of his experiences of beginning an acting career at an early age and how he was able to successfully transition into adulthood.
By: Deborah Hayter Public Relations The distinguished panel included Dr. Keisha Downey, a Couple’s therapist on VH1, Film Director Troy Byer, Actors Melvyn Jackson, Shelly Starett, Shirley Brenner, and Leland White. Other participants included Dr. Richard Cervantes, ( Latino Behavioral Health Institute (http://lbhi.org/ Josh spoke candidly before a full house about his transition from a young teen actor to returning to film and television. Said Josh, “Nowadays there can be a negative stigma about kid stars or young people growing up in the business, and we need to continue to raise awareness when it comes to mental health issues so more people (not just actors) feel like they can ask for help when they need it. I felt very fortunate to leave Hollywood for a time period and come back with a healthy positive perspective. I have been a member of the unions since I was 10 years old. I’m proud to be an actor and proud of the work I did when I was growing up, and that I was able to come out the other end. I was honored that SAG/ AFTRA wanted to me to be part of their panel and initiatives, and although I’m no expert I would gladly help in any way I can.” The Screen Actors Guild provides resources to members on topics of significance that impact their lives. For interviews contact: Norma Dalke 310-993-8583 About Josh Server: Server began his acting career at a very young age. He was one of the original cast members of the popular 90’s television show, All That . He is also remembered for his guest appearances on various Nickelodeon (http://en.wikipedia.org/ End
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