Britney Soll

Based in Mauritius but working worldwide, Britney Soll is a researcher and doctoral trainee in counselling psychology and psychotherapy. Britney has collaborated with the Canadian Association of Pathologists (CAP-ACP) for the past three years, in an ongoing partnership. She draws on existential-phenomenological and contextual behavioural science perspectives to study pathologist wellbeing, approaching pathologists as paradoxical, ambiguous, and multi-layered persons. She investigates the reciprocal relationship between pathologists, their colleagues, and the systems they work within—examining how institutional structures shape individuals, and how individuals, in turn, can reshape those structures. Her work highlights that culture and institution are deeply interconnected rather than mutually exclusive forces in pathologist well-being. Among others, her work has been published in the Canadian Journal of Physician Leadership (CJPL), and the Canadian Journal of Medical Specialties (CJMS)