Self-help manuals are used in all of the following ways, EXCEPT:
A) To provide access to treatment to those who might not otherwise have access to treatment for eating disorders.
B) In conjunction with guidance by a non-specialist professional such as a nurse or family doctor.
C) as the first step in a stepped care approach.
D) to assist individuals who have not responded to a full course of CBT.
E) for administration to patients on waiting lists for intensive treatment.

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Self-help manuals are not typically used to assist individuals who have not responded to a full course of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Rather, they are typically used as a first step in a stepped care approach or in conjunction with guidance by a non-specialist professional such as a nurse or family doctor. They may also be used to provide access to treatment to those who might not otherwise have access to treatment for eating disorders or for administration to patients on waiting lists for intensive treatment.

Self-Help Manuals Are Used in All of the Following Ways