FREE WEBINAR   ·     WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER 2026

Why Good Behaviour Support Plans Still Fall Short, and What Practitioners Need to Close the Gap 

4pm to 5pm  Brisbane time (AEST)
5pm
Sydney, Melbourne,
Canberra, Hobart
4:30pm   Adelaide
3:30pm
   Darwin
2pm
        Perth
TL HG
with Tracey Lawson, BCBA, and Helder Gusso, PhD, BCBA-D
In one hour, you will:
  • See where behaviour support plans most often fall short, from definitions and data to implementation
  • Take away questions to review your own plans before you lodge them
  • See inside the new PBS Bootcamp, with launch offers for practitioners and for teams

Free
Open to everyone who works in behaviour support.
Online
Live on Zoom. Your link arrives by email.
One hour
With time for your questions at the end.
Replay included
Everyone who registers gets the recording.

Where good plans break down

A plan can be well written and still change very little for the person it was written for.


In this session, Tracey and Helder look at where good plans break down between assessment, writing and implementation, and what practitioners need in their own development to close that gap.

For behaviour support practitioners, team leaders and provider managers.

Your presenters

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Tracey Lawson

BCBA
CEO - PBS Together

Tracey Lawson brings an impressive background with over 30 years of specialised experience in the disability sector to her role as CEO of PBS Together. Her comprehensive education includes a Bachelor of Psychology, Graduate Diploma in Counselling, Graduate Diploma in Family Dispute Resolution, and master’s degrees in Behavioural Science, and Business Administration. Tracey's strategic vision focuses on empowering practitioners with the necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence to provide effective and ethical services to their participants and communities.

Her professional journey is distinguished by a unique blend of clinical and organisational leadership experiences. With expertise in early childhood intervention, behavioural support for autistic children, and transformative executive leadership. Tracey has a strong track record of developing solutions to close service gaps for vulnerable children and families, working with First Nation Communities on community-wide supports for mental health, and mechanisms for participants to have choice and control of their own lives.

She is also an author, international speaker, and university lecturer, further highlighting her diverse contributions to the field.
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meet the presenterS

Helder Gusso

PhD, BCBA-D
Head of Educational Technology
PBS Together

Dr. Gusso holds a bachelor's, master's, and PhD in Psychology, with over 17 years of experience training psychologists and behaviour analysts. He is a researcher in Psychology and Education, with extensive publications and awards on applying Behavioural Sciences to promote meaningful learning experiences. A leader in Behaviour Analysis in Brazil, he is recognised as an Honorary Accredited Behaviour Analyst by the Brazilian Association for Behavioural Sciences (ABPMC).

In Brazil, he worked as associate professor at one of the country's most prestigious universities, the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), where he taught and supervised undergraduate and postgraduate students. In 2023, following a sabbatical year, he was granted a Global Talent Visa in recognition of his work, and relocated with his family to Australia.

He currently serves as Head of Educational Technology at PBS Together, where he leads the instructional design of courses and activities, as a thesis supervisor at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), and teaching Experimental Analysis of Behaviour at the Master program at Monash University.