Abstract: Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) have gained significant attention in mental health care settings due to their efficacy in promoting psychological well-being and managing various mental health conditions. This review examines the integration of MBIs into mental health nursing practice, highlighting their potential benefits, challenges, and future directions. Key components of MBIs, including mindfulness meditation, mindful movement, and psychoeducation, are explored within the context of nursing care. Additionally, this article discusses the evidence supporting the effectiveness of MBIs, the role of mental health nurses in delivering these interventions, and strategies for overcoming implementation barriers.