
Practice Interview
Have a job interview coming up? Practice it first.
Practice Interview is a focused, single-session service for Autistic and Neurodivergent job seekers. A realistic practice interview provides an opportunity to become more familiar with the interview process, build confidence, and receive personalized feedback before an actual interview.
What you’ll receive:
- A realistic practice interview
- An experienced interviewer
- Verbal feedback
- Written feedback
- A recording to review afterward
One session. No ongoing coaching commitment.
Practice Interview is available as a standalone LifeMAP service. The fee is $150.
“You did such a great job pairing me with someone who has life experience in my profession. That was very important. Thank you.”
– Practice Interview client

Free Info Session or Call
LifeMAP virtual info sessions provide an overview of the LifeMAP coaching program, coaching process, steps to apply, and time to ask staff questions. Registration is required.
LifeMAP informational call is a scheduled 30-minute appointment to have your questions answered.
Practice Interview
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Looking for more extensive employment support?
With such diversity in the autism community and a variety of individual needs, finding the perfect coaching support can be difficult. This is why AANE has created several targeted LifeMAP coaching programs, designed to match you and your goals.
Don’t see your goal listed – don’t worry! You can work with a LifeMAP coach to reach any goal you choose!

WorkMAP
WorkMAP clients' focus can be to set up a job-search routine, network, identify a good fit employment situation, obtain the job, and ultimately succeed in that work environment.

InterviewPREP
InterviewPREP is a 10-session targeted LifeMAP coaching program to help Autistic and similarly Neurodivergent individuals practice and improve interviewing skills to reach their employment goals.
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