If there is a premarital fear, psychotherapy or psychological intervention with the help of a professional technician, such as a psychotherapist, psychiatrist, or counselor, is required. Professional technicians need to understand in detail the psychological, social, and environmental factors of the patient before the occurrence of premarital fear, and intervene in a targeted manner. Some patients who are afraid of marriage are afraid of sex, and need to gradually let patients understand the meaning of sex, and the skills of sex, etc., to eliminate the patient’s fear and avoidance of sex. There are also marriage-phobic individuals with sensitive relationships between the bride-to-be and the groom-to-be, as well as excessive involvement of both parents, who need to communicate and explain to both parties to readjust the family structure and family relationships.