Studies have shown that psychological impotence and organic impotence account for about 50.% each, and organic influences can be found in 60% to 80% of psychological impotence, while organic impotence is almost always influenced by psychological factors. Therefore, psychological treatment is important for erectile dysfunction by removing various psychological factors that may affect erection, stopping the use of drugs, tobacco and alcohol that may affect erection. Certain psychological stimuli such as anxiety, depression, fear and previous trauma can send strong messages from the brain to the erectile center of the cremaster, thus inhibiting erection. Anxiety is an important cause of psychological impotence, and treatment should begin with a detailed medical history, informing both spouses to accept treatment together and share responsibility, thus relieving the patient of psychological barriers and stress. Both partners should be made to understand the important role of non-intercourse emotional communication in re-establishing normal sexual function. The couple should be instructed about sexual life and receive scientific sex education before treatment to relieve the patient’s anxiety and other emotions. Sexual concentration training is divided into several stages of concentration. The first stage is the non-genital organs sexy concentration training, including touching the hands, face and other parts of the body, to improve body sensation, eliminate tension, experience a sense of comfort to evoke a natural sexual response. The second stage is genital eroticism training, which involves touching sensitive areas such as the genitals to further eliminate fear and build confidence in erection. The third stage is intravaginal accommodation and activity, genital insertion into the vagina, active cooperation of the female partner can enhance the patient’s confidence, and finally successful completion of sexual intercourse. The female partner can take the top position and gradually increase the range of activity from stillness to reach orgasm of both parties. Through the above gradual treatment, the patient can relax completely, eliminate all kinds of tension, anxiety and depression, and increase confidence to achieve satisfactory sexual intercourse. Studies have shown that the efficiency can reach 30% to 50%. Elderly patients, long-term impotence, homosexuals, or those with obvious mental disorders are not as effective.