Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)—encompassing Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis—is a chronic, relapsing condition that extends far beyond gastrointestinal symptoms to affect mental health, intimate relationships, social functioning, and overall quality of life. Despite this, behavioral health remains largely absent from IBD care teams, and the research on integrated behavioral health interventions for this population is sparse compared to other chronic illness populations. This interactive workshop invites clinicians, primary care providers, and researchers to explore the biopsychosocial burden of IBD, examine the current research landscape and its gaps, and engage with practical frameworks for integrating behavioral health into GI care settings. Attendees will leave with greater clinical awareness, concrete strategies for supporting IBD patients, and a shared call to generate the research this population urgently needs.