:Thanks for your offer.  I would vote no to a merge.  If you're willing to edit out the promotional parts, that would be acceptable to me.  I think both of these subjects deserve their own page, and maybe the similar info can be confined to the most relevant page.  IITAP holds conferences and offers other certification.  And the CSAT degree is going to be of interest to people researching sex addiction and to anyone seeking out this kind of professional. This is one reason why I think a merge would be limiting for readers.   

 :I thought the references were valid for the context.  Although it's true that there isn't a lot written about IITAP at present that I could find.  Citation 15 refers to the SAST which is mentioned at the end of the article. Citation 1 refers to IITAP as a governing body issuing CSATs - and in that article there is a section titled CSAT which links to IITAP.  Also the Daily Beast is a Newsweek site and the linked article was the cover story that appeared in the print edition. The reference in the context of the Wiki article is about IITAP being a leading expert and the fact that Newsweek interviewed IITAP for their cover story backed this up I thought.  I think the fact that the IITAP website itself is so promotional might throw Wiki editors off.  It is a bit of a disappointment because they really do provide a lot of resources for professionals and the public, their site does not look very professional at this time unfortunately. There are other similar organizations in the sexology field that have Wiki pages - here's a list: List_of_sexology_organizations Some have very short articles, and I think it spells it out more for readers to have accompanying articles for these organizations.  Please let me know if you need any help.