In the days before a session, people often find the pattern gets louder. The argument repeats. The old thought arrives on cue. The thing you were sure you had handled turns up again wearing a slightly different face.
This is not a bad sign. It is usually the first evidence that something has begun to move — attention has turned toward it, and what has been running quietly underneath starts making itself known.
You do not need to fix any of it before we meet. Just notice it. What you bring me from those few days is often the most useful material we have.