Evaluation of First Year Implementation of Komtü Programme to Improve Emotional Well-being in School.

Objectives: (1) To analyse the benefits of Komtü Programme implementation in children's and teachers' well-being (primary outcomes); (2) to analyse the benefits of Komtü Programme implementation in teacher's assertiveness, mentalization and self-efficacy (secondary outcomes). (3) and to analyse the benefits of Komtü Programme implementation according to children's prosocial behaviour, self-esteem and mentalization (secondary outcomes). Participants: Teachers will be placed in one of the 3 groups, according to the school's support needs they work at. In this case, randomization would not be possible in the allocation process. In one of the interventions, the participants will receive the planned actions for the first school year of the Komtü Programme. In the other intervention, the participants will only receive the training and the reflective practice planned for the Komtü. The last group will complete the school year as usual (TAU, control group). Comparisons: Researchers will compare all 3 groups among them to see to what extent: * Komtü Programme shows efficacy in fostering children's well-being compared with the training and TAU (control group). * Komtü Programme shows efficacy in fostering teachers' well-being compared with the training and TAU (control group). * Training and reflective practice shows efficacy in fostering children's well-being compared with TAU (control group). * Training and reflective practice shows efficacy in fostering teachers' well-being compared with TAU (control group). And as for the secondary outcomes, researchers will also compare all 3 group to observe possible inter-group differences.

NCT Number	NCT06488833
Lead Sponsor	Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Collaborators: Nous Cims Private Foundation
Conditions	Psychological Well-Being, Mental Health Wellness
Enrollment	270 participants
Start Date	2024-10-08
Primary Completion	2025-05 (estimated)
Study Completion	2025-05 (estimated)
Updated on ClinicalTrials.gov	2024-10-16