Teachers Aren’t Mental Health Experts — and That’s Okay
- SAAS Schools
- May 19, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 22, 2025

Teachers Are Doing More Than Ever
Australian educators are incredibly committed to the wellbeing of their students—but they’re also under pressure like never before. Many report feeling:
Overwhelmed by complex student needs
Unequipped to address emotional and mental health issues
Burned out from trying to “do it all”
While schools are doing their best, wellbeing programs are often underfunded or inconsistently delivered. Teachers are expected to manage behaviour, teach emotional literacy, support struggling students - all while delivering academic outcomes.

Practical Tools, Not More Pressure
Educators don’t need more responsibility—they need realistic, effective tools that fit into the school day.
Resources like MoodTracker and EnergyWall Lite offer exactly that: simple, time-efficient ways to integrate mental health support into daily routines. Whether it’s a calming emotional check-in or an energising “brain break,” these tools empower teachers without adding to their workload.
When we support teachers, we support students. The ripple effect is felt across learning, behaviour, and whole-school wellbeing.

Contact SAAS Schools for more information on the Moodtracker.
Find out More here: www.saasschools.com.au
Email us: connect@saasschools.com.au



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