RESUMOO Amor Patológico (AP) é um transtorno no qual a mulher é dependente do amor do parceiro e faz de tudo para não perdê-lo, prestando cuidados e atenção de maneira repetitiva, impulsiva e sem controle com o objetivo de evitar o abandono. O AP se desenvolve desde a infância, pois geralmente essas mulheres foram criadas em lares desajustados onde aprenderam que para merecerem amor e atenção deviam lutar por isso e fazer de tudo para conquistá-los, inclusive deixar de lado seus próprios desejos e interesses. Esses padrões aprendidos na infância podem ser considerados, com base na teoria de Jeffrey Young, Esquemas Iniciais Desadaptativos (EIDs), que são padrões autoderrotistas aprendidos na infância e repetidos ao longo da vida. O presente trabalho sugere a existência de tal relação através da revisão literária acerca dos dois temas, relacionando casos clínicos de pacientes com AP com a teoria dos esquemas de Jeffrey Young. Palavras-chave: Amor patológico; dependente; esquemas iniciais desadaptativos; padrões autoderrotistas. EARLY MALADAPTATIVE SCHEMAS IN WOMEN WITH PATHOTOGICAL LOVE ABSTRACTPathological Love (PL) is a disorder in which women are dependent on the partner's love and does everything not to lose him, providing care and attention repetitively, impulsively and uncontrollably in order to avoid abandonment. The PL develops from childhood, because these women were often raised in dysfunctional homes where they have learned that to deserve love and attention they should fight for it and do everything to earn it, even leaving aside their own desires and interests. These patterns learned in childhood may be considered, based on the theory of Jeffrey Young, Early Maladaptive Schemas, which are self-defeating patterns learned in childhood and repeated throughout life. This work suggests the existence of such relationship through literature review about both issues, relating clinical cases of patients with PL with the Schemas Theory from Jeffrey Young.
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