. . . you lived in a healed world in
which people
created sustainable lives and
built communities for
present and future generation?”

About Us

~ WHO WE ARE ~

We are an evolving network of individuals and organizations, with no political or religious affiliations, dedicated to supporting the creation of integrated, sustainable communities through the healing and transcending of personal losses. Founded in 2005 by Teresita M. Fawcett, who spent time in two African orphanages as an infant and a young child, “What If… (Un)LTD” brings together the necessary sensitivity and skills to support our mission.

We believe our vision is how we envision the world to be and our mission is our part in making that happen.

~ OUR FOUNDER ~

Teresita Fawcett is a Cultural Anthropologist who holds an M.A. in Public Policy from DePaul University, Chicago Illinois. Ms Fawcett is a Trainer, Facilitator and a certified Grief Recovery Specialist from the Grief Recovery Institute. She came to this field as a result of experiencing firsthand the benefits of using the techniques of this program to deal with losses and transformations in her own life. Currently, Ms. Fawcett lives in USA, where she has created / co-created and facilitated numerous personal growth workshops for men, women and children from many walks of life. In 2005 Ms Fawcett founded the organization “What if…(Un) LTD”, which is an evolving network of individuals and organizations, with no political or religious affiliations, dedicated to supporting the creation of integrated, sustainable communities through the healing and transcending of personal losses. Ms. Fawcett was born in Rhodesia (now known as Zimbabwe). She spent much of her childhood learning about the diversity of places she lived, including two stays in two different orphanages: one at birth and again at the age of eight. She has lived on three continents and in several countries. It is from her personal experiences and the healing work that she has done that she garners her passion and wisdom in doing this work.