Here are few interesting and useful links related (more or less) to the subject...

European College of Bowen Studies (ECBS)
More information on courses in Bowen etc, can be found on the ECBS website. That's where I took my courses so I know that their courses and all the related material are really good - they know their stuff. It's not cheap but certainly worth every penny.

Anatomy Trains / Tom Myers
Tom Myers studies and teaches the human anatomy from holistic point of view and he certainly is on of the best in his field of knowledge. His book Anatomy Trains is a MUST for any bodyworker how is yearning to learn more about the functionality of the human body. His book lays out a theory of Anatomy Trains that are in essence the myofacial network that balance all the kinetic forces around the whole body. I can also recommend his cd-rom (in association with Susan K Hillman) - also named Anatomy Trains - for any bodyworkers or therapists.

Integral Anatomy / Gil Hedley
Gil Hedley is specialized in integral or holistic anatomy and has done inumerable amounts of autopsies to gather more information on subject. Gil gives very popular lectures and courses around the world and has released also a DVD set that contains material from such autopsies. His courses and material give a whole new way of viewing the functionality of the human body as a whole, and this will most likely benefit any therapist working on living bodies...