Table 3.

Characteristics of Coded Emergent Life Events (N = 79 ELEs)

Characteristic	M (SD)	Frequency [95% CI]
Negative Impact (1–5)	3.57 (0.57)
Youth Distress (1–5) (n = 50)	2.32 (1.17)
Caregiver Distress (1–5) (n = 53)	2.91 (1.10)
Maximum Client Distress (1–5) (n = 79)	2.76 (1.18)
Reporter
Caregiver		42% [31%, 53%]
Provider		34% [25%, 45%]
Youth		24% [16%, 35%]
Time Elapsed When ELE Reported (Minutes)	7.12 (10.52)
Proportion of Session When ELE Reported	0.14 (0.18)
Dependence on Youth (1–5)	2.54 (1.67)
Category (Multiple May Apply)
Family Issues		51% [40%, 61%]
Family Conflict		34% [25%, 45%]
Change in Family Routine or Structure		22% [14%, 32%]
Housing/Financial Issues		9% [4%, 17%]
Trauma and Health Issues		35% [26%, 46%]
Injury, Health-Care Problem, or Death		29% [20%, 40%]
Child Abuse or Neglect		8% [3%, 16%]
Exposure to Community Violence or Crime		3% [1%, 9%]
Peer and School Problems		27% [18%, 37%]
Problems at School		23% [15%, 33%]
Peer or Social Problems		9% [4%, 17%]
Client Risk Behavior		23% [15%, 33%]
Other		3% [1%, 9%]