A New Way to be a Female Firefighter

FireGals Sleep Camp is a 3-night reset for women firefighters — built on the same recovery science elite athletes use.

You Know The Feeling Better Than Anyone.

It's 3 a.m. and you're staring at the ceiling, five calls deep, body wired and exhausted at the same time. You know the research on sleep deprivation. You've lived the research on sleep deprivation. And every generic sleep tip you've tried — the ones written for people whose biggest disruption is a snoring partner — has done nothing for a body that doesn't know when the next tone drop is coming. You're not broken. Your recovery system was never built for this schedule. It has to be trained, the same way strength and endurance are trained.

“I absolutely will recommend this to every firefighter.”

— Mandy, Tacoma Fire

Like a Girls Fire Camp but with NAPS. Lots and Lots of Naps.

Sleep As Performance - Not Luxury

FireGals treats recovery the way athletic performance programs treat it — as a trainable skill, backed by protocols the military and elite sport already use. Over three nights, you'll get hands-on with the tools that actually move the needle for shift-disrupted sleep: cold and heat contrast therapy, red light therapy, vibration therapy, somatic nervous system work, and a personalized sleep training plan you take home to your crew.

This isn't a spa weekend. It's training. And it's built specifically for women — physiology, hormonal cycles, and all the parts of shift-work recovery that generic sleep advice leaves out.

How FireGals Changed Molly’s Life

The Practices

Every modality at FireGals is chosen for a science backed reason, not for vibes. The Sleep Practices has been studied for its effects on sleep quality and depth of rest. Somatic practices are used specifically with high-stress-exposure populations to help the nervous system fully complete a stress response instead of staying stuck in it. None of this is trend-chasing — it's recovery science, applied to a job that asks more of your nervous system than most.

“This should be a requirement for all firefighters at least once a year.”

— Hannah, Portland Fire & Rescue

The Worlds First & Only Female Sleep Camp

Women firefighters carry the same trauma exposure as their male colleagues, but research shows they're often excluded from the informal peer support networks inside firehouses that are proven to buffer against stress, anxiety, and PTSD — researchers have specifically called for gender-specific support as a fix. On top of that, many face added occupational stress from workplace discrimination and harassment that their male colleagues' support systems don't have to account for. A room built specifically for women to connect isn't a nice extra — it's filling a documented gap in the one thing research says actually protects against the psychological cost of this job.

Real FireGals, Real Impact

The Sleep Camp Experience

Tactics Meet Science

Science-driven recovery training for women firefighters, led by tactical sleep specialists and somatic experts

Day I: Arrive & Downshift

Welcome circle and nervous system baseline check-in, followed by individual status worksheet sessions

Day II: Train the System

Sleep science workshop, followed by red light and vibration therapy stations and guided somatic nervous system work.

Day III: The Integration

Final biohacking rotation, then building your personalized 30-day take-home sleep plan as a group.

Day IV: The Return

Closing circle and departure prep, so you leave with a plan to bring back to your crew, not just a weekend to remember.

Intimate Setting

Capped at 9 women, to create a container built on trust — not performance for an audience.

Reserve Your Bunk

8 Spots. Nov 3–6, 2026. Southern Florida. Fly into Miami. Everything from there is handled with 3 nights lodging, all meals, full biohacking + sleep training program, take-home 30-day sleep plan, group coaching

Reserve Bunkroom $899

Shared Room, 4 Guests

Reserve Double Occupancy $999

Shared Room, 2 Guests

SOLD OUT - Single Occupancy $1150

Private Room

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