Crisis Preparedness Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide to Home Storage and Physical Survival

The crises of 2020 impacted every single one of us.

Were you prepared?

Are you prepared for the next crisis?

This new, updated third edition gives you the tools you need to ensure safety and survival so you can be prepared for any disaster that comes your way. You’ll learn how to:

✓ Identify your crisis risk
✓ Create a customized preparedness plan
✓ Design a basic food-storage system that’s ideal for you
✓ Safely store water and fuel
✓ Tackle sanitation issues and communications breakdowns
✓ Protect your home and family

This book also gives you unique benefits you won’t see in other preparedness books, such as:

• 5 Things You Can Do Now—Quick-start ideas in each chapter to get you going
• Quick Checks—Checklists that help you evaluate options
• Planning Tools—Charts, tables, and worksheets to optimize your preparedness plan
• Resource Section—Reviews of unique products that help you prepare
• Personally Speaking—Patricia’s tips, insights, and survival life-lessons

You’ll love Crisis Preparedness Handbook because it gives you everything you need to confidently handle any crisis and feel the peace that comes with being prepared.

Get it now.

Coming from a long line of independent-minded women, Patricia learned self-reliance and preparedness skills as a matter of course. Whether picking strawberries to earn spending money, sewing her own clothes, or helping with the fall canning, she developed a can-do mindset at a young age. As a young wife and mother, Patricia continued her interest in self-reliance and preparedness and encouraged and supported her husband Jack as he wrote the original Crisis Preparedness Handbook, testing many of the preparedness ideas, methods, and equipment he advocated. Patricia earned a degree in curriculum and instruction from the University of Oregon and a MEd from Utah State University and has been in one teaching role or another her entire adult life. After Jack died in 2005, Patricia continued to publish CPH and promote preparedness ideas. In 2015, she set out to update and revise CPH, but, ever a teacher, she realized she had something to offer others and ended up executing a full-scale rewrite and repurposing of the book, creating an all new third edition. Patricia lives with her husband D. Craig Aston in Logan, Utah, and they continue to develop new skills and practice a self-reliant lifestyle. Their latest self-reliant projects are adding raised beds to their garden and raising a small flock of chickens.