How to Handle a Crisis

Because the vast majority of Americans aren’t trained to handle emergencies, “How to Handle a Crisis was written to give the general public a step by step guide for dealing with emergencies until help arrives. The book’s cornerstone is a unique first aid chapter that has protocols for emergencies not normally found in civilian books in addition to all common emergencies. There are hundreds of protocols and checklists for dealing with natural and manmade disasters, terrorism, nuclear, biological and chemical emergencies, traffic accidents, active shooters, crime and other life threatening situations. Tips for household, hotel, aircraft and travel safety as well as sheltering in place, emergency food and water and preparing for a disaster are also included. Every home should have this book as well as students, businesses and vehicles. Note that some of the protocols like How to Escape a Submerged Vehicle would be better off read before finding oneself under water wondering what to do. We all love our families and in today’s uncertain world, anything we can learn to make our loved ones safer is time well spent. Be safe and God Bless America,