Our analysis found that สิท in workplaces where employers extensively promote an EAP product and in which EAP staff provide worksite activities are more likely to use EAP counseling services than enrollees in organizations that mount less vigorous promotion of EAPs and where no worksite activities are conducted. This suggests that greater efforts by employers to promote EAPs and a more prominent visibility conferred by conducting worksite EAP activities may lead to greater enrollee familiarity with and confidence in the efficacy of EAP services. Previous research has found that higher levels of these variables are significantly correlated with greater willingness to utilize EAP services. In workplaces where employers focus a great deal on wellness and prevention programs, it is possible that this enhanced, broad-based focus may have the effect of increasing healthy behaviors, and thus perhaps slightly reducing the demand for EAP-delivered counseling services.