Feelings of sadness and hopelessness are really common after someone dies. These feelings are often referred to in every-day life as ‘depression’. Sometimes people who are grieving might wonder if they might be depressed, or have heard about ‘complicated grief’ and wonder if that applies to them. This blog post from Cruse Clinical Director Andy Langford looks at what these terms mean, and how to tell when what you are feeling means reaching out for more help might be appropriate.