Ben Kevan, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT
Ben holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy, both from the University of Puget Sound. He further advanced his clinical skills through a Fellowship with the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists, specializing in hands-on techniques to effectively address joint and muscle dysfunction.
In 2024, Ben became certified in Dry Needling, a technique that supports recovery from musculoskeletal conditions by targeting trigger points and helping reset neurological pathways to reduce pain and improve movement.
Ben is passionate about helping people move more efficiently and confidently. Drawing from his extensive education and clinical experience, he focuses on teaching optimal movement patterns and empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery. His goal is to support long-term, fulfilling activity through better understanding of the body and how it functions.
Outside of the clinic, Ben enjoys running the trails around Tacoma and spending time outdoors with his wife and three children, taking in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest whenever possible
"Dan was great to work with, as was the whole staff at A2 PT. I have been through PT on my shoulders twice before with different places and by far this has been my best experience. As a fit person, who wanted to remain active during my recovery- I felt like my PT program covered that. Dan knew what my preferred activities were and tailored my treatment to be able to do those things. The treatment plan was more like a workout and I loved it. I felt like each week I was getting stronger. I also appreciated that I was asked for constant feedback about how I was feeling/doing. If I ever need PT again (fingers crossed I don’t) I’ll be back!"
− Tracey
"Everyone at A2 is fantastic. Had a great experience from the 1st phone call. Don't change, you guys are awesome!"
− Doug
"It was very helpful to be taught exercises I could do at home to alleviate the pain in my back and to make my stomach/diaphragm stronger. It was a great experience and I took away a lot of knowledge to help myself."
− T. Docherty