Teachers and education professionals are facing increasing workloads, students with complex needs, and limited support. Calm Health partners with educational institutions to enhance mental health support for students, faculty, and staff.
More mental health support is needed both inside and outside the classroom
55%
of K-12 public school teachers said they experienced frequent job-related stress*
47%
of K-12 teachers cited handling student mental health crises as the fastest-growing non-teaching burden for educators**
51%
of K-12 teachers say their school lacks adequate mental health resources**
*Data from the RAND 2026 State of the American Teacher survey, an annual survey of 829 K–12 public school teachers across the United States.
** Data from a 2026 University of West Alabama survey of 207 K-12 classroom teachers.
Improving health equity means meeting people where they are and expanding access to resources before they reach a crisis. Why not make Calm Health widely available across our community?
Tina Morris-Anderson
Health Equity Program Coordinator, WakeMed
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Mapping Burnout Across Education Roles
All education roles carry emotional weight, but student‑support professionals, such as special educators, school counselors, and social workers, shoulder an extraordinary load. Unfortunately, their stress often goes unseen and their mental wellbeing unsupported. Download the eGuide to learn more.
