Cooper Chapman

Professional Surfer and Founder of the Good Human Factory

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Cooper Chapman is revolutionising attitudes toward mental health, making it not only accessible but also fashionable. By distinguishing between mental health and mental illness, he underscores the importance of proactive self-care for all individuals. As a prominent speaker in Australia, Cooper has addressed over 30,000 students across 75 schools and presented to over 5,000 corporate professionals, including esteemed clients such as Telstra, McDonald’s, Amazon, Red Bull, Whitefox Boutique, and many others.

With an illustrious career as a professional surfer, representing Australia on multiple occasions and consistently ranking among the top 100 surfers globally for the past seven years, Cooper seamlessly transitioned into mental health advocacy. Fuelled by a commitment to happiness and kindness, he founded The Good Human Factory (TGHF) to confront the escalating mental health challenges, particularly among youth.

Through TGHF and his captivating speaking engagements, Cooper empowers individuals to discover their purpose by aligning with their core values. His relatable approach and compelling storytelling resonate deeply with audiences, sparking transformative conversations and fostering positive change.

As the host of the immensely popular podcast “Good Humans,” Cooper has amassed over 700,000 downloads, providing a platform for high-profile guests to share their stories of resilience and inspire others. Beyond his podcast, Cooper’s influence extends to mentorship through surf camps and mental health workshops, where he has coached thousands of students and professionals in the pursuit of authentic living and personal growth.

With an unwavering focus on gratitude, mindfulness, responsibility, kindness, and empathy, Cooper Chapman is not just promoting mental well-being but also making it “cool,” encouraging individuals to embrace self-care as an integral part of a fulfilling life.

Expertise

Talking Points
Workshop: Growing curiosity around our mental well-being
Uncovering values
Building healthy habits
Emptying your mental health bucket

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