"Cultivating Mindfulness in Clinical Social Work" is a practice-oriented professional book that offers a comprehensive integration of therapeutic knowledge and current neuroscientific findings. It highlights the various ways mindfulness can be applied in clinical social work. Experienced practitioners argue that the practice of mindfulness represents a crucial connection between self-care and caring for others. The book demonstrates the effects of mindfulness on physical and mental health in both personal and professional contexts. Through case studies, it illustrates both timeless concepts such as acceptance and new, mindfulness-based ideas like learned helpfulness in individual therapy, couples counseling, and group interventions. The diverse applications of mindfulness are structured through ten robust perspectives that shed light on different approaches and challenges in clinical practice.