TABLE 1.

Study Crisis Intervention Descriptive Statistics for Population Baseline Survey (n = 2368)

Intervention Characteristics	% (Weighted)	95% CI	n (Unweighted)
No. brief crisis sessions
None	89.9	88.4–91.3	2012
1	4.4	3.4–5.6	123
2–3	3.6	2.9–4.5	134
4+	2.1	1.7–2.8	89
Percent any brief crisis sessions	10.2	8.9–11.8	356
No. brief crisis sessions at worksite
None	93.5	92.4–94.5	2124
1	3.4	2.6–4.4	103
2–3	2.3	1.8–2.8	99
4+	0.9	0.6–1.3	42
Percent any brief crisis sessions at worksite	6.5	5.5–7.6	244
Content of brief sessions, among those having any sessions (n = 356)
Educated about stress symptoms	63.7	56.2–70.7	244
Talked about experiences	62.9	55.0–70.1	264
Taught to cope with things	65.1	57.8–71.7	246
Taught to think positively	64.1	56.8–70.8	238
Taught to evaluate thoughts	57.7	50.4–64.6	206
Taught to deal with emotions	69.1	61.8–75.5	255
Taught to relax	65.9	58.6–72.4	245
Reported helpfulness of crisis intervention sessions, among those having any sessions (n = 356)
Not at all helpful	17.7	12.0–25.4	47
Helped a little	24.5	18.9–31.1	84
Helped some	25.4	20.2–31.6	101
Helped a lot	32.4	26.0–39.5	124