The reason people typically dismiss the Myers-Briggs is because the online assessments are poorly done and miss all of the import nuances of cognitive functions, are full of biased questions, and, to no fault of their own, people are usually not awesome at self-report. This means that ~60% of people leave the MBTI assessment thinking that they are an INFJ. And they are probably not.

I'll lead an interview with you to learn about you and how you respond to different situations, and give you a full outline of your (actual) MBTI type, your cognitive functions, what this means about how you solve problems, and what your strengths are. I'll teach you about your shadow functions, what it looks like when you get stuck, and how, for you, you can best get un-stuck.

If you'd prefer, I can also do a couple's reading between you and your partner / friend, type both of you, and then give MBTI-based interpretations of how your cognitive functions might give extra insight into your dynamics and how to address any relationship tensions between you.