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espanolEste estudio consistio en describir el desarrollo y la evaluacion del Programa Sonrisa cuyo principal objetivo fue la prevencion de la depresion y la promocion del bienestar en adolescentes. El programa se basa en intervenciones que han demostrado ser eficaces (enfoque cognitivo-conductual). Los participantes fueron 89 adolescentes (edad media = 13,88 anos, SD = 0,95) reclutados de una muestra de 1212 estudiantes de 7 escuelas. Los resultados de los autoinformes de los adolescentes mostraron una reduccion significativa en los sintomas depresivos en el grupo de intervencion (n = 51) en comparacion con los adolescentes del grupo control (n = 38). Respecto a los cuestionarios de los padres (n = 56), se hallo que los adolescentes en el grupo de intervencion tuvieron una autoestima significativamente mejor en el postest en comparacion con los del grupo control. Cuatro meses despues del programa, los adolescentes del grupo de intervencion tenian un mayor bienestar psicologico que los del grupo de control y , en el seguimiento de 8 meses, los adolescentes de la condicion de intervencion informaron de un mejor autoconcepto familiar. EnglishThis study addressed the development and evaluation of the Smile Program whose main objective was the prevention of depression and the promotion of well-being in adolescents. The program is based on interventions that have been shown to be efficacious (a cognitive-behavioral approach). Participants were 89 adolescents (mean age = 13.88 years; SD = 0.95) recruited from a sample of 1212 students from seven schools. Results showed a significant reduction in self-reported depressive symptoms in the intervention group (n= 51) as compared to youth in the control group (n= 38). Based on parents’ report (n=56), youth in the intervention group had significantly better self-esteem at post-test as compared to youth in the control group. At four months post intervention, youth in the intervention group had higher psychological well-being than those in the control group; at the 8-month follow-up, youth in the intervention condition reported better family self-concept.

Prevention of Depressive Symptoms and Promotion of Well-being in Adolescents: A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Smile Program