Two of them. Kind of nervous about it. 
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just pre-think what questions are the most likly to be asked and take some written pointers with you in case…i.e your strenghts, skills, interests etc…
but remember be true to yourself and relax.
good luck 
take care 
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It’s perfectly normal to be a little nervous. But just do your best. What are the jobs? Darksith has a point. It wouldn’t hurt to peruse a few websites that tell you what to expect in an interview. When I was a teenager in the seventies going to job interviews it was pretty basic. I dressed nice, made eye contact, and appeared eager to get the job. It was pretty straightforward. But NOW, they throw you questions like,“What’s your greatest strength”? “What’s your greatest weakness”?
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This is a good website but don’t overwhelm yourself with too much information and trying to do EVERY tip. Just get a feel for the basics. And obviously you would prepare for a interview for a restaurant differently then you would for an interview for a Fortune 500 company.
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Look up and get a bit of background of the companies also. Tends to be a question they ask for some of the more established companies. Most importantly just be yourself…Best of luck.
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It causes stress and nervousness, thats the way it is with the general population so deem of it in our case, i had a successful interview a month ago, it went fine, i made a note about the basic questions that are familiar, if you have work record before it would help to bring up some experience you’ve had and present it in a nice way, do hand gestures through the interview and make sure if you will do eye contact to concentrate on what is being said because that matters most, alongside، remember that this interview is for your own well being not the employers, you will benefit from it and it will add good things to your records, so chill, if it works it is good for you, if it doesn’t god-forbid, another will work, i have worked for 5 different companies in 4 years and most of the times i gained something beside the money, experience and esteem, if you intend to become a new person despite the difficulties you will thrive, remember, they dont know about your illness so act as normal as possible, forget everything and focus with them. Today is the first time I use the laptop to write a reply on this forum, perhaps why it is lengthy. keep well and good luck.
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**Good luck @MadHatter! **
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I somehow landed a job while legally insane. I looked nice?
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Thanks for the tips and support! I just finished 1 interview and I think it went well (or I hope it went well). It was mainly me asking the person questions about the job. The interviewer asked me a few questions, which I think I answered pretty well. I did my job of sending her a thank you email, and even chatted a bit with the receptionist before the interview.
But my hands trembled a bit during the interview out of nervousness and I caught interviewer staring at my hand while it trembled. 
I’m also not sure if I jumbled up my answers since I was nervous. They are going to conduct the final interviews for the job soon, so with fingers crossed…
@77nick77 The job that I just interviewed for is a position in a large and well-reputed law firm. Work is supporting the attorneys. I’ve heard that working there is very stressful, but I want to give it a try anyways. The other interview is for a job in the state trial court (I live in the US). No idea how that one is going to go.
MadHatter
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Big goals. I really hope it works out for you. The e-mail was a good idea and a nice touch. Sounds like you mostly did some things right.