This poster will describe a study that investigates how behavioral health patients in a rural/suburban family medicine resident training clinic utilize the resources of their primary care physician (PCP) prior to an initial visit with an integrated behavioral health team. It will describe utilization metrics (i.e., number of visits, number of phone calls, number of laboratory tests and imaging studies ordered, number of medications prescribed, and length of visits) that took place during the 12 months prior to initial behavioral health visits. The study also investigated whether the presence of trauma diagnoses impacted utilization, as previous research suggests individuals with trauma diagnoses may utilize more PCP resources. The poster will also describe the integrated behavioral health model employed in the training clinic.