The practice of social work is demanding and emotionally taxing, requiring professionals to manage their own well-being while helping others. This article explores the integration of joy and mindfulness into social work practice to enhance well-being and resilience. Through a review of existing literature and practical strategies, it examines the impact of mindfulness practices and positive reflection on social workers’ personal and professional resilience. Findings suggest that cultivating joy and mindfulness in social work not only benefits the practitioners but also enhances the quality of care provided to clients. The article concludes by offering actionable recommendations for social workers to integrate mindfulness into their routines and workplace culture to foster a more resilient and balanced professional environment.