The first psychologist I saw was an ESTJ, the second an ENTP. Communication was much easier with the ENTP. I mean, I could get my feelings across to the ESTJ but there was always this feeling like I didn't feel he knew really where I was coming from. That may have been my 100% iNtuitive score kicking in. Sensors in general have always been iffy interaction for me, where we'll be talking about something but see the issue from two completely different spectrums. The ENTP felt like he could finish 3/4 of my sentences and really knew where I was coming from and going with our sessions. In a sense, our interaction felt more personal besides the fact that both psychologists were being told my personal feelings. Like, the ENTP flat out told me what interested him in becoming a Psychologist. He said he likes to understand everything around him, people specifically. So being a psychologist for him felt like a platform to enhance his comprehension of the human species, which I admired about him and therefore respected him more. I felt like I improved much more around him than the ESTJ I saw. I suppose this plays out on my communication style being a key aspect in how much I was willing to get out the sessions. I suppose someone who is less intuitive, perhaps more balanced in their sensing and intuition, could relate better to a sensor. Not me, though. I communicate in figurative, elaborate long-stringed metaphoric language which most people may find hard to respond to. That may have been the key difference in my success with the two very different psychologists I saw.