What should be done if a client reports dizziness during a service?

When a client reports dizziness during a service, it is crucial to prioritize their well-being and safety above all else. Stopping the service allows the client to rest and recover from any discomfort they may be experiencing. This approach ensures that they are not in a further compromising position, as continuing with the service could exacerbate their condition or lead to a potential fall or injury.

Allowing the client to rest also provides you the opportunity to assess their situation more thoroughly. You can check for signs of dehydration, anxiety, or other factors that may have contributed to their dizziness. It may also be helpful to offer cool, refreshing water if appropriate, without resuming the service until the client feels stable. Listening to their needs and attending promptly to their condition demonstrates professionalism and care in a service environment.