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Examine one thought with CBT questions

"I hesitated in the meeting, so I failed." That thought gives you a place to start. What happened, what did you conclude and what supports it? Nearby asks questions while you check the answers against your situation.

A thought record separates an event from your interpretation. Look at the evidence for and against the thought, write a more accurate view and check how you feel again. You don't have to convince yourself everything is fine.

  • Choose one event while the details are fresh
  • Write the thought in your own words
  • Check it against the evidence
  • Try a more accurate description

An illustrative example

An illustrative example. Situation: I paused before answering a question in a meeting. Thought: "I failed the presentation." Evidence for: I needed a moment. Evidence against: I answered after the pause and we discussed the remaining questions. Another view: "one hesitation doesn't describe the whole meeting." Next step: ask a colleague whether anything needs clarification.

Comparison

CBT workflowNearbyto.meStatic worksheet
Automatic thoughtsHelps identify and phrase the thought in conversation.Guides reflection with written prompts you complete at your own pace.
Alternative viewAsks for evidence and supports a balanced reframe.May include examples and prompts; it does not respond interactively.
AccessWorks in a web app when the moment happens.Paper or digital worksheets can be used when convenient.

FAQ

Is this online CBT therapy?
It's a self-help exercise for examining a thought. A qualified professional provides therapy.
Do I need to change every unpleasant thought?
No. Sometimes a thought accurately describes a problem. An action, such as discussing workload, may be more useful.
Can I complete a thought record without AI?
Yes. Paper or ordinary notes work. AI can be useful when you want to answer questions in a conversation.

Text updated: October 9, 2026

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